Use a reference-based editing workflow to remove distracting objects while preserving the rest of the image.
1. Start with the cleanest source you have
Upload the original or highest-quality version of the image. Clear edges and good resolution give the editor more context.
2. Describe only the change you need
Use a direct instruction such as “remove the sign in the background and rebuild the wall naturally.” Avoid adding unrelated style changes in the same pass.
3. Generate and inspect the repaired area
Zoom in on edges, shadows and repeated textures. If the patch looks wrong, retry with a more specific instruction or a different model.
4. Finish with enhancement only if needed
After the edit is correct, use an enhancer for resolution or detail rather than trying to solve both tasks at once.
Try the workflow: Open the related Tool67 tool →
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