ai-photo-cleanup-studiolisted

Point at what you want gone and get the photo back without it. This AI object remover clears passers-by from a travel shot, a stranger from the edge of a portrait, a bin or a traffic cone from a street scene, a stray hand or a reflection from a product photo, and clutter from a room, filling the space behind with surroundings that match the rest of the frame. You choose what gets edited, so the people and the subject you care about stay where they are, it works from the photo you already have, and you see the retouched result before you post it.
beatra-ai/beatra-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 69

Install: claude install-skill beatra-ai/beatra-skills

# AI Photo Cleanup Studio Take a photo the user already has, remove the thing they point at, and give back the same picture with the space behind it filled in so the removal is not obvious. ## Scope and routing Use this Skill when something in an existing photo has to disappear and the rest of the picture should stay as it is: passers-by behind a travel shot, a stranger at the edge of a portrait, a bin, sign, cone, or parked car in a street scene, a stray hand, cable, or reflection in a product shot, clutter in a room photo, or a blemish on a surface. Route a whole-photo style or medium change to `ai-photo-restyler`. Route making an image look more photographic to `ai-image-realism`, a professional portrait to `ai-headshot-studio`, and a product shot rebuilt on a new background to `product-photo-studio`. Route a brand-new picture with no source photo to `beatra-ai-image-studio`, and cleanup inside a video to `video-realism-retoucher`. ## Inputs and defaults The two hard inputs are the photo and what should go. Reuse any photo, artifact, platform, or subject already present in the conversation. Ask only when the answer changes the paid result: which of several similar objects to remove, when the user's words fit more than one thing in the frame and picking wrong spends a paid call on the wrong object. Defaults that avoid extra questions: - `beatra.images.edit` with the user's photo first, because the base photo must survive the edit. - The omitted canvas is a 2K tie