I took around 70 product photos for a small online shop, and only afterward noticed an extension cord and a couple of boxes showing up in the background of half of them. Retaking everything would eat another afternoon, so I’d rather clean the photos I already have. I need something that can remove those objects without leaving obvious blurry patches behind. What tool would you use for that many photos?

Seventy photos is enough to make the clone stamp feel like a punishment. For the shots where the cord is sitting against a plain floor or wall, I’d give Cleanup.pictures a shot first. You can brush over the object and see pretty quickly whether it can rebuild the background cleanly. I’d test it on five or six photos before committing to the whole batch, because edges around furniture and shadows can still need some hand work.

The boxes should be easy, but that cord running close to table legs or other product edges is where automatic removal can start looking weird. For those photos, I’d keep a regular web photo editor handy so you can clean up the spots the automatic tool misses. You can use this Photoshop web editor: https://fotoo.pics/en/edit_photo . Fix the easy areas first, then zoom in on the places where the cord crosses an edge or shadow. You won’t have to redo the whole image just because one small section needs a little more work.