Paint the target
Use the precision canvas to mark only the object or area that should be removed.
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Precision cleanup
Remove distractions without rebuilding the listing.
Remove selected furniture, clutter, cords, and temporary distractions without asking an editor to rebuild the entire photograph.
Before → AfterOptional direction
Add a short instruction when the cleanup needs more context.
Conservative reconstruction
Furnio rebuilds the hidden surface while attempting to preserve the surrounding room.
Workflow
From source photo to finished result.
Each step is designed around the listing photograph—not a generic image-generation canvas.
- 01
Upload the photo
Open the original in the precision editing workspace.
- 02
Paint the object
Adjust the brush and cover the removable object without painting unrelated surfaces.
- 03
Review the reconstruction
Compare the finished area with the original before using the image in a listing.
Available direction
Choose what the workflow needs.
FurnitureCordsBoxesClutterSmall décorTemporary objects
Preservation brief
What should stay true
- Unpainted areas
- Permanent architecture
- Camera angle
- Room proportions
- Visible property condition
AI output can contain errors. Review every image before publishing or delivering it.
Questions
Before you process
What should I remove?
Use item removal for movable objects and temporary distractions. It should not be used to conceal defects or remove permanent property features.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. A painted mask is enough for standard removal. A short prompt is available when the request needs clarification.
Will the hidden surface always be exact?
The hidden area is reconstructed by AI and must be reviewed. Keep masks tight and avoid covering large permanent structures.
Explore another workflow
Start with the property
Start item removal with the address.
Create the property first, then choose this workflow for one photo or a complete property batch.