AI Wire Remover

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Drop in the finished exterior photo you plan to use as a marketing image. JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 7MB work best when visible power lines are distinct against sky, buildings, or scenery.

   Expect: Clear-sky scenes are simpler than urban scenes with multiple crossings. Complex edges may need two or three focused refinements and careful review.
2. 2

   Describe which wires to remove

   Type which visible power lines to remove, such as 'remove the utility lines crossing the upper sky; preserve the roofline and trees.' Be specific about location if there are several sections. No tracing is needed for a simple request.

   Tip: For complex wire networks, try removing one section at a time: 'remove wires on the left side of the frame' then generate again for 'wires on the right side.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Power lines crossing landscape photo remove the power lines from the sky and restore clean blue background

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   Electrical wires on building facade remove electrical wires crossing the building facade and restore the clean wall

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   Telephone wires in street photo remove all telephone wires and cables from the upper portion of the photo

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   Overhead cables in city scene remove the overhead cables and wires, fill with clean sky matching the existing blue tone

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   Utility poles and wires remove the utility pole and all attached wires, extend the sky and trees naturally

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   Wires crossing mountain view remove the power lines crossing the mountain peaks and restore unobstructed view

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   Multiple wire layers in urban photo remove all electrical wires and cables in the foreground and background, leave buildings untouched

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3. 3

   Generate and review

   Generate the edit, then zoom to full size. Check reconstructed sky texture and the edges where lines crossed roofs, trees, or buildings. Use the result only as a reviewed marketing visual, not as inspection, appraisal, or condition evidence.