iPhone users finally get this long-awaited feature with iOS 18.1 beta update, long enjoyed by Android users
iPhone 15 Pro users who have installed iOS 18.1 beta 3 can now finally use Apple's Clean Up feature in the Photos app, which is part of Apple Intelligence. This feature allows you to remove objects and people from a picture in seconds, much like the Magic Eraser feature that Google has offered for years.
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Similar to Google's Magic Eraser, you simply need to draw a circle around or tap the object or person you wish to remove from the photo, and it will be removed instantly. To access this feature, go to the Apple Photos app after installing iOS 18.1 beta 3, open a photo, and then tap on the edit button. You will see the new option called Clean Up.
There is also another handy trick with this feature—if you circle a person's face, it censors (blurs) the face, making it easy to protect someone's privacy if you are posting or sending a photo online.
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Apple is expected to roll out iOS 18.1 later in October, following the initial release of iOS 18 in September. It will be then that iPhone 15 Pro users will be able to access the stable update, which will include all the Apple Intelligence features. In addition to iPhone 15 Pro users, all iPhone 16 Series users will also be able to access Apple Intelligence AI features, including the Clean Up feature.
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