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What Cleanup is

Cleanup is a web image editor for removing unwanted objects, people, text, and watermarks. Brush over the area to be removed, and AI inpainting rebuilds it. Undo, before-and-after comparison, and zoom help with detailed edits. You can load JPG, PNG, and WebP images and export the finished image as a full-resolution PNG.

Cleanup runs in a browser, including mobile browsers on iOS and Android, where its brush is designed for touch input. It requires no app or browser extension installation. The Free plan costs nothing, needs no account, has no trial period, and adds no watermark. The site says it has no per-account quota, though very heavy automated use may be rate limited.

Image processing takes place on Cleanup’s servers: the image and selected area go to its processing API, and the edited image returns to the browser. Photos may be held briefly during processing and in short-lived diagnostic logs, but are not kept as a permanent archive. The maker says uploads are not added to a public gallery or used for marketing without written permission, and it does not claim ownership of uploads or edits. Cleanup uses Google Analytics cookies that send Google visitors’ IP addresses, pages visited, and general device and browser information. It does not add objects from text prompts or provide skin smoothing, color grading, exposure adjustment, or cropping.

Who it suits

Cleanup suits people who want to remove distractions from travel photos, product images, street scenes, landmarks, property listings, interiors, or portraits. It is also suited to mobile users who want to edit in a browser without installing an app or extension.

What it does well

  • Removes objects, people, text, and watermarks with AI inpainting.
  • Undo, before-and-after comparison, and zoom support editing.
  • Loads JPG, PNG, and WebP; exports full-resolution PNGs.
  • Works in mobile browsers on iOS and Android.
  • Free plan needs no account and adds no watermark.

What to know first

  • No text-prompt object addition, skin smoothing, color grading, exposure adjustment, or cropping.
  • Image processing sends the image and selected area to Cleanup’s servers.
  • Google Analytics cookies share visitor and device information with Google.

Limits

The Free plan costs nothing and has no per-account quota, though very heavy automated use may be rate limited. It does not provide text-prompt object addition, skin smoothing, color grading, exposure adjustment, or cropping.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
FreeFree to use · no account · no trial period · no watermark · full-resolution PNG export · very heavy automated use may be rate limitedFree

As cleanup.photo lists them, read 7 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open https://cleanup.photo/ in a browser.
  2. Load a JPG, PNG, or WebP image.
  3. Brush over the unwanted area.
  4. Use undo, zoom, or before-and-after comparison while editing.
  5. Export the edited image as a full-resolution PNG.

Verdict

Choose Cleanup for browser-based removal of unwanted image details, especially if you want to work on a phone without installing software. Look elsewhere if you need object generation from text prompts, skin smoothing, color grading, exposure adjustment, or cropping.

Questions

How much does Cleanup cost?

The Free plan costs nothing.

Do I need an account or trial?

No account is needed, and the plan has no trial period.

Which platforms does Cleanup support?

It is a web editor that also works in mobile browsers on iOS and Android.

What image formats can it use?

It loads JPG, PNG, and WebP images and exports full-resolution PNGs.

Where are images processed?

Cleanup says the image and brushed area are sent to its processing API, and the edited image is returned to the browser. Photos may be held briefly during processing and in short-lived diagnostic logs.

Does Cleanup integrate with other products?

The maker describes a browser editor and processing API but lists no third-party product integrations.

Facts from Cleanup's own pages

Analytics
The privacy policy says Cleanup uses Google Analytics cookies, which send Google the visitor's IP address, pages visited, and general device and browser information. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Input and export
JPG, PNG, and WebP images load, and edited images export as full-resolution PNGs. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Integrations
The maker's pages describe a browser editor and processing API but list no third-party product integrations. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Intended uses
The maker describes use cases including travel photos, product photos, street scenes, landmarks, property listings, interiors, and portraits. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Key features
The editor supports undo, before-and-after comparison, and zooming for detail work. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Limitations
Cleanup does not add objects from text prompts or provide skin smoothing, color grading, exposure adjustment, or cropping. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Mobile support
The editor works in mobile browsers on iOS and Android, with a brush designed for touch input. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
No installation
Cleanup is a web page and requires no app or browser extension installation. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Photo retention
The privacy policy says photos may be held briefly during processing and in short-lived diagnostic logs, but are not kept as a permanent archive. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Photo use
The maker says photos are not added to a public gallery or used for marketing without explicit written permission, and it does not claim ownership of uploads or edited results. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Processing
The maker says image processing runs on its servers, with the image and brushed area sent to its processing API and the edited image returned to the browser. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Support
The maker lists [email protected] for bugs, feature requests, partnership questions, complaints, and privacy questions. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
Usage limit
The site says there is no per-account quota, but very heavy automated use may be rate limited. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026
What it does
Cleanup removes unwanted objects, people, text, and watermarks by rebuilding the brushed area with AI inpainting. · cleanup.photo, 7 Oct 2026

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