Wires across an open sky
Remove cables crossing a travel photo or sunset. Smooth skies provide nearby color information, but check gradients for visible bands after editing.
AI photo brush
Remove power lines from a photo. Clear the view.
Thin overhead wires can interrupt a sunset or architectural photo. Follow each line with a narrow brush and let AI fill the selected strip from the surrounding scene. Work carefully where wires cross roofs, branches, or other details you want to keep.
Selection guide · illustration, not an edit result
What to brush
Follow the wire with a narrow selection, including its faint edges. Split the work where a line crosses a roof or changes background.
2 free edits per network IP every 24 hours, shared across all tools. JPG, PNG, WebP; up to 10 MB and 16 MP.
Step 1
Upload your photo
2 free edits per network IP every 24 hours. Failed edits do not count.
When to use this cleanup
Lines in an architectural shot
Clean overhead wires in your building photo. Inspect rooflines, window edges, and branches carefully where a wire intersects them.
How to remove power lines from photo
- 01
Upload the landscape photo
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP within 10 MB and 16 megapixels. Choose a clear image so thin wire edges are visible.
- 02
Trace each wire with a small brush
Cover the line’s full thickness and a narrow margin. Work in short sections near buildings or foliage instead of masking a wide stripe.
- 03
Review intersections and sky color
Process the selection and look along the former wire path. Check roof edges and color transitions, then download the PNG.
Make your selection count
Match the selection to each background
A wire over sky and the same wire over leaves need different context. Smaller sections make it easier to inspect and repair a difficult crossing.
Decide whether a pole also needs removal
Erasing cables does not select the supporting pole automatically. A large pole hides more of the scene and can require a separate, carefully reviewed edit.
Questions about this cleanup
Will the tool detect all wires automatically?
No. Trace them with the brush. Thin, low-contrast lines can be easy to miss, so inspect the whole photo before and after processing.
Can it keep the roof behind a wire intact?
The editor attempts to rebuild the marked roof region, but straight edges can bend or break. Keep the selection narrow and compare each crossing with the original.
Can I remove the power pole as well?
You can mark it separately, but poles cover more background than wires. A large pole near a building or tree may be difficult to reconstruct naturally.
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