01 / Your editing scope
Remove all text
Clear lettering throughout an image when you want a completely text-free version.
Erase all text from an image, or brush over only the words you want removed.
16 credits per image
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Turn an old cover graphic back into a reusable photograph. Clear a headline from the image while keeping the courtyard, tiles and natural shadows behind it.

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01 / Your editing scope
Clear lettering throughout an image when you want a completely text-free version.
02 / Your editing scope
Clear one sign, caption or phrase while leaving other words outside the selection.
AI text removal clears lettering and fills the area using nearby visual information. It is useful when you have a finished image rather than the editable design file, and want the picture or surface underneath to become the focus again.

Clear an old caption so the image can work in another layout. Inspect the scene under the words, especially where the letters crossed a face, edge or detailed texture.
Remove lettering from a sign while keeping its surface as the visual reference. The background, border and perspective are useful details to compare after processing.
Clear an outdated date or short label from a graphic you own. Select just that area when the rest of the headline, illustration and layout should remain.
A single image can contain several kinds of text: a caption you added, lettering on a real object and words that are part of the design. Choose the scope before starting so your request matches the result you want.
Use the whole-image option when every visible word should go. This suits a graphic you want to reuse as a background or a photo that no longer needs any captions.
Paint a specific region when other words need to stay. Keep neighboring letters outside the selection and include the shadow or outline of the text being removed.
If your goal is to update a headline or price, use Edit Text in Image. Enter the existing phrase and its replacement rather than first clearing the area yourself.
On a sign, check the panel color and straight edges. On a photograph, look for continuity in the scene. The edited area should make sense alongside the untouched parts at your intended display size.
Review nearby lettering, logos and small labels when using a selective edit. A precise selection is especially helpful when two lines of text sit close together.
Use Watermark Remover for repeating proof overlays or Object Remover when the entire sign or object should disappear from the scene.
Start with a clear JPG, PNG or WebP containing the lettering you want removed.
Use the whole-image option or cover a particular caption with the brush.
Compare the surface and any words you intended to keep, then save the image.
Verified sign-up includes 40 welcome credits. Each successful run uses 16 credits. The price appears before you start. Welcome credits are valid for 30 days.
Use Paint specific text and select only the caption. The all-text mode also targets words on signs, packaging and other objects.
Use Edit Text in Image to supply the original wording and its replacement. This tool removes text without adding new words.Edit Text in Image
Yes. Cover the letters, their outlines and shadows with a small margin. Undo or clear strokes to refine the selection.
No. If a task fails, its credits or free use are returned. A completed result still uses the displayed credits or free allowance, even if you decide to try a different edit.
Image results created with an active subscription or an unexpired credit-pack purchase stay saved until you delete them. Other image results are available for 3 days. Check the expiry shown with each result and download any images you want to keep.My creations
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