Generative · Paid external AI processing

Remove an Object from an Image

Remove selected objects and reconstruct the region through the configured paid provider. The page shows the processing boundary before a file is submitted.

Paid provider route with moderationPLUS tier10 credits / run
  1. Validate the requestthis device
  2. Run the paid generative modelpaid provider
  3. Moderate and return the resultpaid provider
Object Removal and Inpainting processing workspace
Object Removal and InpaintingPaid provider route with moderation
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Common questions

How this tool behaves

Where does Object Removal and Inpainting process the file?

Object Removal and Inpainting sends the selected file only to the configured authenticated ImgNimble worker or paid provider after you start the job.

When does Object Removal and Inpainting remove temporary files?

For Object Removal and Inpainting, the frontend and worker cleanup schedules remove temporary job data within the configured retention period, normally 24 hours.

Should I keep the original when using Object Removal and Inpainting?

Yes. When using Object Removal and Inpainting, always keep the source and verify the downloaded result before replacing it.

What inputs work best with Object Removal and Inpainting?

Object Removal and Inpainting validates the selected file before processing. Use JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP within the 12 MB per-file limit. Keep an untouched original for comparison.

How does Object Removal and Inpainting use the paid AI provider?

For Object Removal and Inpainting, imgNimble sends the required input through a short-lived signed URL only after tier, credit and moderation checks. Provider credentials stay server-side and failed processing automatically refunds the recorded provider credits.

Practical checks

Before you use the output

Verify the result

Keep the original, inspect the generated output and confirm the current destination requirements before replacing or submitting a file.