The object removal tool helps you improve your panoramas by erasing unwanted elements like cables, small objects, or clutter. It creates a cleaner, distraction-free image, enhancing the overall quality and focus of your virtual tours.
⚠️ Important: For technical reasons, editing is disabled for projects created before January 1, 2025. You can request edit access, and it will be granted within an hour.
How to Remove Objects in Panoramas
Open the panorama editor:
Click the menu button on the Virtual Tour card
Select "Panoramas"
Find the panorama you want to edit
Click the menu button on the panorama card and select "Edit"
Click on the “Object removal” tab
Select the Brush Tool
Adjust the brush size using the slider to match the size of the object you want to remove
Click and hold the left mouse button, then drag along the object to carefully trace over the area
Adjust the Selection (Optional):
Use the Eraser Tool if you need to remove part of the selection or refine the area
Once satisfied, click "Remove Object"
Note: If your selection area is too large, the tool may notify you to reduce it for better results
Click "Save & Close"
Once you click Save & Close, the system will begin reprocessing the panorama.
The changes will be visible in the virtual tour immediately after processing is complete.
Other Info
If you make a mistake and have not yet saved your changes, click the Undo arrow in the top left corner
After saving, you can still restore the original panorama using the “Revert to Original” option (revert before saving as well if needed). This works panorama-by-panorama, so you’ll need to open the specific panorama where the object was removed
Why Use Object Removal
Use this tool to quickly clean up your virtual tours without needing to reshoot:
Remove clutter like wires, small furniture items, or misplaced objects
Clear seasonal decorations (e.g. Christmas trees, holiday banners) to make spaces look timeless
Hide minor damage (if repairs are planned), such as small wall holes, scuffs, or unfinished repairs
Create a more neutral space by removing personal or sensitive items