How to Edit or Remove Objects from Photos on iPhone

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Apple now allows you to edit or remove objects directly from photos on your iPhone, a feature previously only possible with third-party tools. Here’s how to use this feature:

Requirements:

  • An iPhone 15 or 16.
  • iOS version 18.1 or later with Apple Intelligence enabled.

Steps to Edit or Remove Objects:

  1. Ensure Your Software is Up to Date
    • Go to Settings > General > Software Update to confirm you’re running the latest version of iOS.
  2. Open the Photo
    • Select the photo you want to edit in the Photos app.
  3. Access the Cleanup Tool
    • Tap the settings or filter icon at the bottom of the screen.
    • Select the Cleanup option.
  4. Remove Unwanted Objects
    • Circle or color over the objects you want to remove.
    • The feature will automatically erase them.
    • Use the undo arrows at the top if something doesn’t look right.
  5. Save the Changes
    • Tap Done to save your edited photo.

Reverting to the Original Photo:
If you want to undo all edits:

  • Go to the same settings menu.
  • Select Revert to Original to restore the photo to its unedited state.

This new feature makes photo editing quick and intuitive directly from your iPhone. If you found this guide helpful, check out the video above, like, and subscribe for more tips!

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