I grabbed this the last time it was offered. It works extremely well. The sequence of events is pretty clear/standard:
- Click the Zoom icon(+) to enlarge the image.
- move the picture using the + icon in the symbol list
- Click the Marker icon(pensil) which gives you the green & red markers.
- Select an exact GREEN area to clone adjusting the zoom as necessary.
- Select the exact red area as the target.
- Click Erase and WaLa... done
I do use PhotoImpact which has a great cloning process to touch up any small hard to get areas. You simply lasso the area select the clone tool and size and paint away and it only effects the area within the lasso. Using both these tools there isn't anything you can't do.

I was able to erase something from a picture without needing any directions, which is good. The only drawback to this software is that it is only good for one year. Their website says, "License period is one year from the date of purchase."

So I won't buy the software, though I'm glad to get it for free for one year's worth of use. If the payment $19.99 was a one-time payment for this version of the software, I would consider purchasing it. But the way it is written, the software will time-out in one year. Still, that's fair for a free license.

If the license didn't time-out, I would use the year to give it a good evaluation over time. I really need more than a few weeks to try out a program that I'm not going to use all the time.

Thanks, GOATD, for a decent free license to this program!

Right or wrong, this is how I conduct an initial test of new software. I attempt to use it without reading any of the instructions. Software SHOULD be developed to be INTUITIVE. This software did not past the test. That's not to say it can't be great software, once you've gone through the tutorial. Example for this software, once I enlarged a section of the software I needed to re-center the image for the section I wanted. I couldn't just grab the image, I had to determine which of the buttons on the left side panel would allow me to do this. Not a good design. I would love to see a software developer submit their software to a tester without any prior knowledge of the software, and watch them attempt to used the software. Hopefully they would realize changes that could be made to make the software more intuitive. I will attempt to use the software once I've read/and or watched the tutorial and determine if using it makes sense and does what it promises.

Very nice software and easy to use. I purchased a license for it back when that could really happen, so I have a very old version. Now Inpaint is a subscription, so you have to pay for it yearly. If you spend a lot of time working with pictures that might be a decent deal. In my case, it would be a waste of money. I could end up paying $19 to adjust one picture. Last year I didn't use it even once. Still, it is free today. Grab it. Fix your pics.

It is a useful piece of software, it does a decent job and is straightforward to use, and the results are good. Some useful features as well. Good to keep and definitely worth a buy if you need the software.

I love this program! It works well, once you figure out the different methods to adjust an image. Maybe there's a tutorial or something, but I learned the hard way, and still worth it. Recommended.

An effective and simple program to control

I tried the online version and it did a surprisingly decent job, so I decided to give it a go, even with only a six months licence. Note the full version is $19.99 per year.

It's not clear if they include updates during the six-month period?

After installing the GAotD version and painting an outline around an object annoyingly I couldn't see a fill option, so had to paint away for a while. It does remove the 4.2MP image size limit of the online version. The first attempt wasn't perfect but a second go (on the 1st result) made an acceptable image.

Erasing stuff is complicated as you have to select the colour (Red to Remove, Green is Keep and can be used as info to fill the Red area) that you want to erase, it doesn't just remove your Red paint and leave it Green so you then need to repaint in Green (unless I'm missing something). You can't just paint Green over Red, erasing leaves you with the original image (which means can't use that area to work out the fill), rather than keep or remove colours.

It did some have some visual glitches while painting (many thin vertical and horizontal lines in the red area) but these went away when I had finished painting (Win 10 Pro x64 22H2 RTX2060 Studio Drivers 535.98).

IMHO worth a play.

Just tried and I am excited! It does what it says :) Remove unwanted objects flawlessly! Really impressive peace of software! Recommended!