Hama

Hama is an AI object remover and image eraser. The user uploads a photo, brushes over the unwanted part, and clicks Erase to remove people, objects, text, blemishes or other obstructions, with the gap filled automatically. The vendor suggests erasing repeatedly on stubborn areas for better results, and the site offers example images for trying the tool without an upload. The product serves two audiences. Individual users get a browser based photo editor for cleaning up pictures, including retouching spots, freckles, pimples and wrinkles. Businesses get a Hama API, where an application sends the original image and a mask image and receives the finished result. The site lists use cases such as photo apps, template businesses, e commerce, web builders, maps and media. An FAQ covers upload size limits, how many images can be edited, erasing technique, cost and keyboard shortcuts, and the vendor offers a contact form for questions. The vendor does not publish paid plan prices. The home page invites visitors to sign up and try PRO (HD) for free, and the meta description describes erasing objects for free in about five seconds. No pricing page is available, and API pricing is not listed on the site.