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Inpaint will magically fill the selected area with intelligently-generated textures pulled from the surrounding image data. Go to our Tutorials page and see for yourself how easy it is for anyone to do with just a few simple steps. Download our Try-Before-You-Buy demo and use it on your own photos!

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Magically remove tourists or other unwanted persons from your photo

Frustrated by nasty tourists stalking back and forth and spoiling the best shots? Take them away from your photos with Inpaint! With few simple gestures you will get clear, spectacular pictures, just like you intended them to be. Inpaint's Magic Wand tool allows you to select unnecessary objects or persons on a photo in literally seconds, so all you have to do then is to let Inpaint do the rest.

Remove any unwanted elements

Aside from the information we truly want to see on our photographs, there are also many not so crucial for composition if not worse. These are camera date stamps, watermarks placed by various websites, and other objects we don't want to be on a picture. After all, if you gonna hang a photo on a wall, you want it to look eye-catching not due to various visual wreckage on it. So remove it with Inpaint! With simple and efficient tools you are able to remove any unwanted elements totally effortlessly.

Remove objects from photos

The devil is always in details. A tiny object on a photo can ruin the entire composition or even make it produce the effect opposite to that you initially were hoping for. Using Inpaint removing objects from photos is almost as easy as taking a shot itself. With merely three simple steps you can make power lines, tourists, buildings, background wreckage and other elements vanish as if they never were there.

Repair old photos

e doesn't always mean bad. Some older photos we have are still important to us as they still carry value and bring positive emotions. Alas, scratches, spots and tears are an inevitable legacy of the old film photography, especially if we talking about aged pictures. Happily the digital copy of a scanned old photo can be easily retouched with Inpaint. This little yet capable helper will make all those frustrating defects go away with minimum efforts from your side. Just select problematic zones on the picture and fix them!

Improve your skin with Inpaint

Nobody is ideal. Yet still we want to look better sometimes - retouch some wrinkles, remove skin defects. Indeed, what a wedding photo would bear redness or pimples on the bride's face? What about prom album or a dating site? Inpaint allows you to quickly improve your skin on photos and conceal everything you don't want to show. Just apply the Marker tool or the Magic Want tool to every problem zone and instantly see the difference!

Top Reasons to use Inpaint

• Repair old photos
• Remove watermarks
• Delete unwanted people from photo
• Erasing wires and power lines
• Remove unwanted objects
• Digital Facial retouching
• Remove date stamps
• Erase wrinkles and skin blemishes
• Remove tourists from travel photos
• Fill black areas of a panorama
• Remove text or logo from images
• Remove moving objects from photos
• Easy to get use & started
• Completely non-technical

How it works

Inpaint photo restoration software reconstructs the selected image area from the pixels near the area boundary. Remove undesirable objects from your images, such as logos, watermarks, power lines, people, text or any other undesired artefacts. There's no need to manually go through messing around with your old clone tool any more! Now you can use Inpaint to easily remove all those unexpected objects that end up spoiling an otherwise really great photograph.

BatchInpaint

BatchInpaint is a batch version of Inpaint. Now you can remove watermarks, date stamps and other unwanted objects in a batch mode.

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MultiView Inpaint

Multi-View Inpaint allows you to remove moving objects such as vehicles, construction work, or simply other tourists from the photo by blend different areas of two or more pictures of the same scene.

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Customer Feedback

Inpaint works so well! If you are needing a quick and easy way to repair old photos or remove watermarks or annoyances from pictures, it's perfect.

John

Inpaint makes it easy to remove objects from your photos.

Macworld

The app can also easily remove time and date stamps from photos, remove blemishes from a face, or repair old scanned photos to get rid of tears or other defects.

TUAW

Removing the date stamp took seconds! A great time saving program.

Chris

Inpaint does an amazing job at removing people from photos. A "must buy" for anyone that cares about their pictures enough to want to touch them up a bit!

Christopher

This app does what it says it and does it well. Removing watermarks? Simple. Getting rid of date stamps? Simple. Remove people from photo? Incredible! I've been wanting a cheap and easy way to remove details from my photos and this does it really well.

Mark

Messed around real quickly on some photos to take out some complicated wires and other stuff in a zoo photo ... the results were FANTASTIC. If I would have taken my time they would have been triple fantastic!

Rick

Inpaint is a nice piece of software for those who want to retouch their home photos without the need to read thou war and peace in order to use. The installation is very straight forward. The program is a pleasure to use and the results are very good and no so quick and without having to learn how to use a clone brush. I recommend this to anyone who wants to retouch a photo and it is ideal for a beginner.

Wayne

Worked beyond my expectations. Did simple removals flawlessly. I hair on the camera lens was perfectly removed, as was a person on an otherwise deserted beach. Removing a lot of complicated items from a very detailed picture kind of choked the program, but I wouldn't expect any software to be able to do that.

Robert

If you're an amateur photographer and you want to do some basic editing of your pictures to remove unwanted objects, grab this software right now!

Don H.

Wow, this works much better than I expected. I'm a Realtor so removing dirty underwear from the bedroom picture is a must. I use the Photoshop clone tool quite often for this kind of application. But Inpaint gave me almost the same result in less than 3 seconds. Very impressive. From now on, I'll use Inpaint for unwanted object removal. This is a big time-saver.

John B.

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Rick

It can easily get rid of spots, or weird objects, and if you are really patient, you can get rid of most anything you don’t like in your pictures! Easy to use, really amazing results. I couldn’t believe it the first time I used it.

Sandy

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PhotoScissors www.photoscissors.com

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iResizer www.iresizer.com

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PhotoStitcher www.photostitcher.com

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FolderIco www.folderico.com

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APK Editor

About APK EditorExamples of How to Use ItModify App NameBeauty UI: Change Background ImageRemove AdMake an App can Move to SD CardRemove Unwanted PermissionsAbout Issues

APK Editor is a super tool that can hack apk files to do lots of things for fun. It can help us to do things like string localization, background image replacement, layout re-architecting, and even ad eliminating, permission removing, etc. What it can do depends on how you use it. However, to use it well, we need a little bit professional skills.
To get started with it, just open an apk file either from a folder or installed apps. It will display some editable information inside the apk. Make some changes as you want, and then click the save button in the upper right corner. That's all! Easy to use, isn't it? In following part, I will give you some examples. For convenience, I will take 'Hack App Data' as the target apk file. (Hack App Data can be downloaded from my app list)

Example 1: Modify App Name
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'

(2) Editable information is showed after clicking the app, input 'Hack' to search the target string item, and then change the value to your favorate. For example, here we change it to 'App Data Hacker'

(3) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

(4) Modified apk can be installed from file explorer. (But please note that the original app should be uninstalled before the installation, as the package name is not changed)

Example 2: Change Background Image
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Resource' tab after editable resource shown, and then enter 'drawable' folder by clicking at the item. Click 'hacker_bg.jpg' and it will prompt us a page to select an image to replace it. Just select the image you've prepared. (the format MUST be the same, in this case, it must be a jpg file)
(3) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Example 3: Remove Ad
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Resource' tab after editable resource shown, and then enter 'layout' folder by clicking at the item. Click 'activity_main.xml' and it will show the content of activity_main.xml. Click 'Edit' and scroll to the last line, change
layout_height="wrap_content"
to:
layout_height="0dip"

And click 'Save' button in the bottom to save the modification.
(Please note this just make the ad on main page invisible, but it's similiar for other pages)
(3) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Example 4: Make an App can Move to SD Card
(ONLY available in pro version, try my another app "Apps Movable" if you don't have pro version)
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Manifest' tab, and then click at the line of manifest (Generally should be line 2)
(3) Click at '+' icon to add a key and value (android:installLocation="auto", refer to the following graph), and then click 'OK'; when return to previous dialog, click 'Save'

(4) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Example 5: Remove Unwanted Permissions
(ONLY available in pro version, here we will demostrate how to remove internet permission)
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Manifest' tab, and then click at the lines of uses-permission (Should be line 4-6). Find out the line which contains the name of "android.permission.INTERNET".
(3) Long click at the line, it will prompt a dialog like:

(4) Click at 'Delete' menu.
(5) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Reverse engineering is not an easy job, p

About APK EditorExamples of How to Use ItModify App NameBeauty UI: Change Background ImageRemove AdMake an App can Move to SD CardRemove Unwanted PermissionsAbout Issues

APK Editor is a super tool that can hack apk files to do lots of things for fun. It can help us to do things like string localization, background image replacement, layout re-architecting, and even ad eliminating, permission removing, etc. What it can do depends on how you use it. However, to use it well, we need a little bit professional skills.
To get started with it, just open an apk file either from a folder or installed apps. It will display some editable information inside the apk. Make some changes as you want, and then click the save button in the upper right corner. That's all! Easy to use, isn't it? In following part, I will give you some examples. For convenience, I will take 'Hack App Data' as the target apk file. (Hack App Data can be downloaded from my app list)

Example 1: Modify App Name
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'

(2) Editable information is showed after clicking the app, input 'Hack' to search the target string item, and then change the value to your favorate. For example, here we change it to 'App Data Hacker'

(3) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

(4) Modified apk can be installed from file explorer. (But please note that the original app should be uninstalled before the installation, as the package name is not changed)

Example 2: Change Background Image
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Resource' tab after editable resource shown, and then enter 'drawable' folder by clicking at the item. Click 'hacker_bg.jpg' and it will prompt us a page to select an image to replace it. Just select the image you've prepared. (the format MUST be the same, in this case, it must be a jpg file)
(3) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Example 3: Remove Ad
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Resource' tab after editable resource shown, and then enter 'layout' folder by clicking at the item. Click 'activity_main.xml' and it will show the content of activity_main.xml. Click 'Edit' and scroll to the last line, change
layout_height="wrap_content"
to:
layout_height="0dip"

And click 'Save' button in the bottom to save the modification.
(Please note this just make the ad on main page invisible, but it's similiar for other pages)
(3) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Example 4: Make an App can Move to SD Card
(ONLY available in pro version, try my another app "Apps Movable" if you don't have pro version)
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Manifest' tab, and then click at the line of manifest (Generally should be line 2)
(3) Click at '+' icon to add a key and value (android:installLocation="auto", refer to the following graph), and then click 'OK'; when return to previous dialog, click 'Save'

(4) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Example 5: Remove Unwanted Permissions
(ONLY available in pro version, here we will demostrate how to remove internet permission)
(1) Select target app by clicking 'Select Apk from App' and then selecting 'Hack App Data'
(2) Click 'Manifest' tab, and then click at the lines of uses-permission (Should be line 4-6). Find out the line which contains the name of "android.permission.INTERNET".
(3) Long click at the line, it will prompt a dialog like:

(4) Click at 'Delete' menu.
(5) Click save button in the upper right corner. After a while, we will be told that the modified apk is in some place.

Reverse engineering is not an easy job, p

Help CenterCommunity

Qualify your outbound links to Google

For certain links on your site, you might want to tell Google your relationship with the linked page. In order to do that, you should use one of the following rel attribute values in the <a> tag.

For regular links that you expect Google to follow without any qualifications, you don't need to add a rel attribute. Example: "My favorite horse is the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palomino">palomino</a>." For other links, use one of the following values:

rel Value	Description
rel="sponsored"	Mark links that are advertisements or paid placements (commonly called paid links) as sponsored. More information on Google's stance on paid links. NOTE: The nofollow attribute was previously recommended for these types of links and is still an acceptable way to flag them, though sponsored is preferred.
rel="ugc"	We recommend marking user-generated content (UGC) links, such as comments and forum posts, as ugc. If you want to recognize and reward trustworthy contributors, you might remove this attribute from links posted by members or users who have consistently made high-quality contributions over time. Read more about avoiding comment spam.
rel="nofollow"	Use the nofollow value when other values don't apply, and you'd rather Google not associate your site with, or crawl the linked page from, your site. (For links within your own site, use robots.txt, as described below.)

Links marked with these rel attributes will generally not be followed. Remember that the linked pages may be found through other means, such as sitemaps or links from other sites, and thus they may still be crawled. These rel attributes are used only in <a> tags (because Google can follow only links pointed to by an <a> tag), except nofollow, which is also available as robots meta tag.

If you need to prevent Google from following a link to a page on your own site, use the robots.txt Disallow rule.

To prevent Google from indexing a page, allow crawling and use the noindex robots rule.

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General guidelines

• Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Starter Guide
• Secure your site with HTTPS
• Keep a simple URL structure
• Qualify your outbound links to Google
• Tag site for child-directed treatment
• Browser compatibility
• Duplicate content
• Make your links crawlable
• Best practices for website testing with Google Search

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Keep a simple URL structure

A site's URL structure should be as simple as possible. Consider organizing your content so that URLs are constructed logically and in a manner that is most intelligible to humans (when possible, readable words rather than long ID numbers). For example, if you're searching for information about aviation, a URL like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aviation will help you decide whether to click that link. A URL like http://www.example.com/index.php?id_sezione=360&sid=3a5ebc944f41daa6f849f730f1, is much less appealing to users.

Consider using punctuation in your URLs. The URL http://www.example.com/green-dress.html is much more useful to us than http://www.example.com/greendress.html. We recommend that you use hyphens (-) instead of underscores (_) in your URLs.

Overly complex URLs, especially those containing multiple parameters, can cause a problems for crawlers by creating unnecessarily high numbers of URLs that point to identical or similar content on your site. As a result, Googlebot may consume much more bandwidth than necessary, or may be unable to completely index all the content on your site.

Common causes of this problem

Unnecessarily high numbers of URLs can be caused by a number of issues. These include:

• Additive filtering of a set of items Many sites provide different views of the same set of items or search results, often allowing the user to filter this set using defined criteria (for example: show me hotels on the beach). When filters can be combined in a additive manner (for example: hotels on the beach and with a fitness center), the number of URLs (views of data) in the sites explodes. Creating a large number of slightly different lists of hotels is redundant, because Googlebot needs to see only a small number of lists from which it can reach the page for each hotel. For example:
  • Hotel properties at "value rates":

    http://www.example.com/hotel-search-results.jsp?Ne=292&N=461

  • Hotel properties at "value rates" on the beach:

    http://www.example.com/hotel-search-results.jsp?Ne=292&N=461+4294967240

  • Hotel properties at "value rates" on the beach and with a fitness center:

    http://www.example.com/hotel-search-results.jsp?Ne=292&N=461+4294967240+4294967270

• Dynamic generation of documents. This can result in small changes because of counters, timestamps, or advertisements.
• Problematic parameters in the URL. Session IDs, for example, can create massive amounts of duplication and a greater number of URLs.
• Sorting parameters. Some large shopping sites provide multiple ways to sort the same items, resulting in a much greater number of URLs. For example:

  http://www.example.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_query=tpb&search_sort=relevance
     &search_category=25

• Irrelevant parameters in the URL, such as referral parameters. For example:

  http://www.example.com/search/noheaders?click=6EE2BF1AF6A3D705D5561B7C3564D9C2&clickPage=
     OPD+Product+Page&cat=79

  http://www.example.com/discuss/showthread.php?referrerid=249406&threadid=535913

  http://www.example.com/products/products.asp?N=200063&Ne=500955&ref=foo%2Cbar&Cn=Accessories.

• Calendar issues. A dynamically generated calendar might generate links to future and previous dates with no restrictions on start of end dates. For example:

  http://www.example.com/calendar.php?d=13&m=8&y=2011

  http://www.example.com/calendar/cgi?2008&month=jan

• Broken relative links. Broken relative links can often cause infinite spaces. Frequently, this problem arises because of repeated path elements. For example:

  http://www.example.com/index.shtml/discuss/category/school/061121/html/interview/
    category/health/070223/html/category/business/070302/html/category/community/070413/html/FAQ.htm

Steps to resolve this problem

To avoid potential problems with URL structure, we recommend the following:

• Consider using a robots.txt file to block Googlebot's access to problematic URLs. Typically, you should consider blocking dynamic URLs, such as URLs that generate search results, or URLs that can create infinite spaces, such as calendars. Using regular expressions in your robots.txt file can allow you to easily block large numbers of URLs.
• Wherever possible, avoid the use of session IDs in URLs. Consider using cookies instead. Check our Webmaster Guidelines for additional information.
• Whenever possible, shorten URLs by trimming unnecessary parameters.
• If your site has an infinite calendar, add a nofollow attribute to links to dynamically created future calendar pages.
• Check your site for broken relative links.

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General guidelines

• Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Starter Guide
• Secure your site with HTTPS
• Keep a simple URL structure
• Qualify your outbound links to Google
• Tag site for child-directed treatment
• Browser compatibility
• Duplicate content
• Make your links crawlable
• Best practices for website testing with Google Search

New to Search Console?

Never used Search Console before? Start here, whether you're a complete beginner, an SEO expert, or a website developer.