Practical review
Cleanup.photo
Remove unwanted objects, people, text, or watermarks from photos in seconds using a browser based brush tool.
The test, in brief
Partly completedThe task was partly completed.
Only part of the task was completed. The notes below explain what was tried and what remains unverified.
What we tried
Upload a photo and remove an unwanted phone/object with the brush tool; also test handling of an image over the 15 MB limit.
The task outcome is “Partly completed,” but the source completion label says “Main task completed.” Read this result with that discrepancy in mind.
The positives
What worked well
Simple browser based editor, clear brush controls, no signup needed for the tested flow, and processing completed without crashing on supported size images.
Worth knowing
What we noticed
Removing the phone left visible blue smears, dark streaks, and unnatural reconstruction around the hand, so the core object removal result was not clean enough to use as is.
An image over the 15 MB limit was accepted and processed to roughly 96% before showing “Image too large,” wasting time instead of validating the file size immediately.
More detail from the test
The removal completed, but the edited area showed obvious blur/smear artifacts around the hand and where the phone had been. A >15 MB image was also allowed to process to about 96% before the size limit error appeared.
Before you decide
A snapshot of one experience.
This review describes the task tested on Aug 12, 2026. The product may have changed since then, and features outside that task were not fully assessed.
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