Start with one rule: fully mask the people you want removed, including edges and shadow zones, then generate and inspect. If people remain, mask the leftovers and run another round. In ultra-crowded scenes like Times Square, one pass is usually not enough, and that is normal. The system follows the default prompt logic to replace marked people with scene-consistent background fill and reduce obvious edit traces.
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After uploading, fully mask the whole person (including edges/contact areas), then generate.
If masking is incomplete, leftovers are common. Regenerate first, then switch to Pro or add small prompt refinements on top of the default prompt.
Most failures come from partial masking. Cover the full person you want removed before generating.
For heavy crowds, use multiple large masks to clear the main groups first, then re-mask remaining people in follow-up rounds.
If repeated rounds still leave visible people, move to Pro and continue the same masking workflow.
Input issue: extreme crowd density with a goal to remove nearly everyone. Mask strategy: use multiple large masks to fully cover main crowd clusters, then run one generation pass. Next step: if people remain, mask leftovers and regenerate. Model strategy: start with Fast and switch to Pro when residual people remain after multiple rounds.
Input issue: one person is sitting in the frame and should be removed. Mask strategy: fully cover that person, then run AI edit once. Typical result: this case often succeeds in one pass; if a small remnant remains, re-mask that area and run one more pass.
Input issue: the center family of three must stay, while side people should be removed. Mask strategy: only paint the left and right people; do not mask the center keep-zone. Generate strategy: run one pass first, then selectively re-mask side leftovers if needed. Success check: center family remains intact and side people are removed.
Define keep-zone vs remove-zone first. Fully paint people you want removed; do not paint subjects you need to keep.
Run one generation pass and check the result. Single-person scenes often finish here; crowd scenes usually need another round.
If any target people remain, mask only those leftovers and generate again. Multi-round cleanup is expected for dense crowds; switch to Pro when needed.
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