Remove objects

Clean up a render with inpainting

Remove objects is for small cleanup tasks inside an existing render. Select the part of the image that should disappear and let Rendervi rebuild that area around the original context.

Selected area in an architectural render before inpainting
Architectural render after a selected area has been rebuilt
Before
After

Why it works

A small edit should stay small

Inpainting lets you fix a specific part of the image without changing the whole render. That makes cleanup faster and easier to control than a full new generation.

Select only the unwanted object or area.

Use a short instruction when the replacement needs extra context.

Keep the rest of the render, camera, and design stable.

Workflow

Select, clean, continue

Use the smallest selection that covers the unwanted object. Smaller edits usually keep the result more stable.

Selected object area in an architectural render

Select the object

Mark the part of the render that should be removed.

Rendervi inpainting edit interface for render cleanup

Describe the cleanup

Add a short note only if the area needs a specific surface, background, or detail.

Cleaned architectural render after inpainting

Apply the edit

Review the rebuilt area and continue from the cleaned render.

FAQ

Questions about remove objects

Simple answers for architects and visualization teams evaluating this Rendervi workflow.

Can I remove objects without changing the whole render?

Yes. The workflow is designed for selected-area edits, so the surrounding render can stay stable.

What should I write in the prompt?

Use a short instruction only when needed, such as what surface or background should replace the removed object.

Next step

Try it on your own project image

Use Rendervi remove objects to move from a project image to a stronger architectural visual without losing control of the design.

Modern public building shown as a clay render and finished architectural render