AI Image Cleaner is a free, browser-based photo cleanup tool designed for people who need to erase unwanted people, objects, text, or watermarks - and fill the hole with AI inpainting - without installing desktop software or hitting a payment wall on day one.

Positioning: AI Image Cleaner is both the brand and the product domain (ai-image-cleaner.com). The homepage is the workbench (upload -> brush mask -> clean -> download). Tool landing pages under /tools/ handle specific intents such as AI object remover, remove person from photo, AI watermark remover, remove text from image AI, and remove object from photo, so the main workspace stays uncluttered.

Getting started: visit https://ai-image-cleaner.com, upload a JPEG or PNG, paint only the region that should disappear, then run clean. Oversized images are resized automatically for reliable processing. Preview with before/after, then download. Guests can complete three cleans per IP with no account. Google sign-in grants 10 starter credits and 4 daily credits on the first visit each local day; each successful clean costs 2 credits. Failed jobs refund credits. Signed-in history is retained on the order of about 30 days.

What AI Image Cleaner is not: it is not a full design suite, auto-detect-everything magic wand, video editor, or generative text-to-image app. You paint the mask yourself for thin wires, partial people, and mixed clutter where auto-select often fails. Monetization via paid plans is waitlisted; there is no paid subscription required for core cleaning in the MVP. Content and rights: users should only process images they own or are authorized to edit.

Platform: modern desktop and mobile browsers; English and Chinese. Cloud processing requires an internet connection. Privacy and Terms explain Google account data, uploads, masks, results, guest IP hashing for quotas, retention, and processors. For directory editors and partners, contact [email protected].

In short: AI Image Cleaner packages an honest free path - try three guest cleans, then credits after Google - into a focused brush-mask object removal product for everyday photo cleanup.