Object removal — clear the distractions, keep the room.

One distracting object can sink an otherwise strong photo — a trailing power cord, a half-packed box, a scuff on the wall, a neighbor's car parked across the driveway. Object removal takes out exactly what you point to and reconstructs the surface behind it, so the frame reads clean instead of busy.

Name the target — everyday clutter, a single piece of furniture, wall marks, cords and wires, mirror reflections, or exterior cars and bins — or describe one specific thing to erase. Everything you didn't ask to remove stays exactly where the camera saw it.

1. Only the targeted items leave. Furniture, decor, and architecture you kept stay untouched.
2. The wall paint, floor grain, baseboards, and trim continue cleanly through the gap — no patches, no smears.
3. Lighting direction, shadows on the remaining objects, camera angle, and crop stay as shot.

Hi-res JPG paired with the original, so the before and after read as the same photo with the distraction quietly gone. Branded export per office.

Used as a quick cleanup pass — drop in a photo, name what to remove, and hand back a frame that reads listing-ready without the distraction.

Read the studio note on removing distractions without leaving a tell-tale patch behind.