Removing objects with the erase brush
Paint over anything and it disappears, with the background filled in.
FLUX Erase removes whatever you paint over — a person, a sign, a power line — and fills in the background. No prompt needed.
- Where
- Studio → Edit lane → FLUX Erase in the model list
- Cost
- 10 credits a pass, shown on the button
- Saved to
- Your Library, automatically
Your photo

After FLUX Erase

Erase something
- 1In the Studio, pick the Edit lane. Open the Model list and pick FLUX Erase.
- 2Under Source image, press Upload a photo or Library. The picture opens large on the right, under Paint what to remove.
- 3Paint over what should go, with your mouse or a finger. A red overlay marks the area. Pick a brush size with S M L. Clear wipes the paint so you can start over.
- 4Press Apply edit.
Keep cleaning up
One object per pass works best. After a result lands, press 🖌 Paint another edit on this result. The result becomes your new picture, the paint is cleared, and the canvas comes back. Each pass builds on the last, and each is charged as its own run.
NoteThe painting canvas shows only while no result is on screen. If you open FLUX Erase with a result already showing, press 🖌 Paint another edit on this result to paint on that result.
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