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AI Fence Remover

Remove fences and barriers from photos to reveal the view behind.

Tiger behind chain link fence at zoo
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Clear tiger photo with fence removed
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AI Fence Remover

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Popular use cases:
  • zoo photography
  • wildlife photos
  • animal photography
  • landscape blocked by fences

Cost
Free No signup required
Time
Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on
Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
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AI-powered photo editing
Scenario Prompt Time
Chain link fence remove the chain link fence and show the animal clearly without any barriers 25s
Metal bars remove all metal bars from the photo and reveal the clear view behind 25s
Mesh screen remove the mesh screen and show the landscape without obstruction 25s
Wooden fence remove the wooden fence posts and extend the background naturally 30s

How it works

  1. Upload Your Photo

    Drop your image with fence barriers into EditThisPic. Works best with chain link fences, metal bars, mesh screens. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

    Expect: Simple fence patterns: 20-30 seconds. Complex overlapping fences or extreme close-ups: may need 2-3 refinements.
  2. Describe What You Want

    Type your instruction: 'remove the chain link fence and show the clear view behind' or 'remove all fence bars and reveal the animal.' Be specific about the fence type. No marking needed—the AI understands fence patterns and barriers.

    Tip: Mention what's behind the fence: 'reveal the lion' or 'show clear landscape' for better results

    Copy one of these to get started:

    Zoo animal behind chain link remove the chain link fence and show the animal clearly without any barriers
    Metal bar fence at zoo remove all metal bars from the photo and reveal the clear view behind
    Mesh screen blocking view remove the mesh screen and show the landscape without obstruction
    Wooden fence in landscape remove the wooden fence posts and extend the background naturally
    2 more prompts
    Safety barrier at lookout remove the safety railing and show the unobstructed view
    Fence with subject touching it remove the fence while preserving the animal perfectly, even where it touches the bars
  3. Review and Download

    Check the result at full zoom for any remaining fence artifacts or blur. The subject behind should look natural and unobstructed. Download your clean photo in full resolution.

  4. Refine with Markers if Needed

    If small fence segments remain or edges need work, tap markers on those specific areas and regenerate. This is optional—most fence removals work without markers.

    Tip: Markers are for precision refinement, not a required step. Try without them first.
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AI Fence Remover

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"Saved my zoo photos! The fence completely disappeared and the animals look like they're in the wild." @wildlifephoto

See it in action

Tiger behind chain link fence at zoo
Before
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Clear tiger photo with fence removed
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Chain Link Fence Removed from Zoo Photo

Tiger behind chain link fence. Fence completely removed to show clear view of the animal.

Prompt: remove the chain link fence and show the animal clearly without any barriers
Parrot behind vertical cage bars
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Clear parrot photo with bars removed
After

Metal Bars Removed from Bird Cage Photo

Colorful parrot photographed through vertical cage bars. All bars removed cleanly.

Prompt: remove all metal bars from the photo and reveal the clear view behind
Mountain landscape blocked by wooden fence
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Unobstructed mountain landscape view
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Wooden Fence Removed from Landscape

Scenic mountain view blocked by wooden fence posts. Fence removed to show continuous landscape.

Prompt: remove the wooden fence posts and extend the background naturally

Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Professional Photography

Remove unwanted fence from professional photo shoots, client deliverables, and stock photography to achieve clean, polished results.

Common Scenarios

  • Client portrait sessions where the fence appeared unexpectedly in frame
  • Stock photography that needs the fence removed for broader commercial appeal
  • Product photography with distracting fence in the background

Best Practices

  • Zoom in and place a marker directly on the fence for the most accurate removal
  • Run a second pass if any faint outlines or shadows remain after the first edit
  • Describe the desired background fill — e.g., 'replace the fence with clean wall' for predictable results
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Real Estate & Property Listings

Clean up property photos by removing fence that distract buyers and lower perceived home value.

Common Scenarios

  • Listing photos where the fence clutters the frame and makes rooms look smaller
  • Exterior shots with fence that hurt curb appeal
  • Open house photos that need the fence removed before uploading to MLS

Best Practices

  • Shoot the space first, then edit — AI removal works better than awkward staging workarounds
  • After removing the fence, check that floor lines and wall edges still look straight
  • Process all listing photos in one session so lighting and style stay consistent
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Personal & Social Media

Fix personal photos by removing fence before sharing on social media, printing, or gifting.

Common Scenarios

  • Vacation photos where the fence appeared in an otherwise perfect shot
  • Family photos with fence that distract from the people in the frame
  • Profile pictures and dating app photos that need the fence cleaned out

Best Practices

  • Save the original photo first — edit a copy so you can always go back
  • For group photos, mark the fence carefully to avoid affecting nearby people
  • If the first result isn't perfect, try rewording your prompt with more detail about the background

If something looks off

AI changed the wrong area or removed something I didn't want changed

Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which fence elements you meant from description alone. This happens with complex scenes with multiple barriers.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific fence section you want to remove, then regenerate with the same prompt

Tip: Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS fence specifically.' Use them when description alone is ambiguous.

Subject looks blurry or distorted where fence was removed

Why: The fence was very close to or overlapping the main subject, making clean separation difficult.

Try: Try 'remove the fence while preserving sharp edges on the subject' for better edge quality

Tip: Photos with more distance between fence and subject work best

Fence pattern still faintly visible

Why: Out-of-focus fence patterns can create ghost images that are harder to remove completely.

Try: Add 'including all blur and ghost patterns' to your prompt and regenerate

Tip: Ask for 'varied and natural-looking' fills to avoid obvious repeating patterns.

Background behind fence looks unnatural or blurry

Why: The AI struggled to reconstruct what was behind complex fence patterns or when there's little visible background.

Try: Try a second pass: 'sharpen the revealed area and match background texture'

Tip: Photos where some background is visible through the fence work better than solid fences

Only part of the fence was removed

Why: Different fence types (wood posts + wire, for example) may need separate instructions.

Try: Be specific about all fence elements: 'remove both the wooden posts and metal wires'

Tip: Try adjusting the prompt if the first result isn't perfect — small wording changes make a big difference.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark the fence before describing?

No! Just describe what you want: 'remove the chain link fence' or 'remove all metal bars.' The AI understands fence patterns and barriers as distinct elements to remove. Only use markers when you have multiple fences and need to specify which one, or when refining edges after your first attempt.

How do I remove fences from zoo photos for free?

Upload your zoo photo to EditThisPic, type 'remove the chain link fence and show the animal clearly,' then download. Free to use, no account required, no watermark. Works on most chain link, metal bar, and mesh screen fences.

Will the animal look natural after removing the fence?

Yes, if the animal is clearly visible through the fence. The AI reconstructs fur texture, colors, and details. Works best when the fence is in the foreground and the subject has some distance from it. Very close-up shots where fence and subject overlap may need refinement.

Can it remove all types of fences?

Works best on chain link fences, metal bars, mesh screens, and wooden slat fences where the subject behind is partially visible. Solid privacy fences that completely block the view cannot be reconstructed. The AI needs to see at least some of what's behind the barrier.

What's the best free tool to remove fences from photos?

EditThisPic's AI Fence Remover is free, requires no signup, and intelligently removes fence patterns while reconstructing the subject behind. Unlike manual clone tools, it understands fence geometry and can cleanly separate barriers from the subject.

Is EditThisPic's AI fence remover really free?

Yes — you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For unlimited edits, plans start at $3.99/month.

Can I remove fence on my phone?

Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.

What photo formats does the AI fence remover support?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.

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