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Ideogram Object Removal
Remove a selected object from an existing image using a mask.
- Image editing
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Catalog preview for Ideogram Object Removal. Review your own result before publishing.
A starting point.
Remove a selected object from an existing image using a mask. Select the unwanted object carefully so nearby surfaces and subjects remain outside the removal region.
Before you publish.
Inspect the filled region, shadows and repeating textures against the original. Removing an object can leave an implausible surface or remnants around its edge.
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Settings and model questionsCheck the available settings and guidance when preparing your input.
Inputs and settings
Provide image_url and mask_url; no written prompt is required. The black-and-white mask must match the source dimensions.
For this object-removal operation, white pixels mark removal and black pixels mark preservation. Do not reuse another editing model’s mask convention without checking it.
Inputs, all modes and APIModel IDs, current input limits and the API generation workflow.
Supported inputs
These fields come from the current studio form for ideogram/object-removal. Other modes may require different inputs.
| Input | Type | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
image_url | Text | Required |
mask_url | Text | Required |
Check the full model schema for all options and cross-field rules. Request a quote for your selected settings before generating.
Use Ideogram Object Removal through the API.
Start with this model ID for the endpoint featured on this page:
ideogram/object-removal
Input requirements belong to this model ID. Check a different mode’s schema separately when switching modes.
Check the current model schema for supported inputs and options. Other tasks may use different model IDs.
From quote to result.
Request a credit quote for your input and settings before submitting a generation. A sample output or the price of another model is not a quote for your request.
Follow the generation workflow, then poll the job for its status and result. The API and studio use the same balance.