Clean words out of a picture
Remove Text From Image
Remove text from an image without changing the background outside your selection. Brush over a caption, price, label, subtitle, date, sign, or unwanted writing, then compare the repaired area with the original picture.
Why use this photo remover
Cover the complete writing
Include every letter, punctuation mark, outline, glow, and shadow that should disappear.
Protect the background
Keep faces, product edges, signs, and patterns outside the brush whenever possible.
Check for faint leftovers
Compare the result closely so a pale letter or broken line does not remain.
What you can remove
Remove text while keeping the picture around it
Use a focused text remover for screenshots, product photos, scanned pictures, social posts, and signs. Select every letter, outline, and shadow, then check whether the background color, pattern, and nearby details still look natural.
Captions, prices, and labels
Clear writing without rebuilding the whole picture
A price on a product photo, a subtitle on a screenshot, or a date across a family picture can make an otherwise useful image difficult to share. Brush across the complete line and include its outline or shadow so the old writing does not leave a thin mark behind.
- Remove captions, prices, labels, dates, subtitles, and short notes.
- Keep the original image available for another pass.
- Use the side-by-side view to spot leftover letters and color changes.
Small details matter
Give each letter enough room to disappear
Letters often have a glow, outline, soft shadow, or colored edge that is easy to miss. Select the whole word or line and add a narrow border around it. That small extra area usually creates a cleaner edge than tracing only the darkest pixels.
- Zoom in when the text is small.
- Select a whole word when the background runs continuously behind it.
- Make a second small pass for a dot, comma, outline, or faint shadow.
Keep the picture useful
Remove the message, keep the photo
Clean an outdated price before updating a listing, remove a temporary note from a screenshot, or prepare a personal photo for a new layout. The goal is to remove the writing that is in the way, not to redesign the entire image.
- Supports JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 12 MB.
- Try three image edits each month before choosing a plan.
- Only edit text and images you own or are allowed to change.
How to remove text from an image
Clear the words while keeping the picture around them
- 01
Upload the image with the words
Choose the clearest JPG, PNG, or WebP file containing the caption, price, label, subtitle, or date you want to remove.
- 02
Brush beyond every letter
Cover the full line, including its outline, glow, shadow, punctuation, and a narrow edge around the writing.
- 03
Check the repaired background
Compare the result at normal size and close up. Look for leftover letters, broken patterns, brightness changes, or a damaged face or product edge.
Check the repaired letters
Compare the text removal against the original
Look for leftover outlines, bright patches, broken patterns, and changes near faces or product details before downloading the clean image.
Text removal tips
Keep letters, outlines, and texture from showing again
- Brush over the letters, outline, shadow, and a small border around the line.
- On patterned backgrounds, select a little wider and check whether lines continue naturally.
- If text crosses a face or product edge, work in smaller sections and inspect the result closely.
When text is difficult to remove cleanly
Text is harder to remove when it covers a face, detailed illustration, reflective surface, or a large part of the background. The cleaned area is a natural-looking repair, not a recovery of hidden pixels, so always review it before use.
Questions about removing text
Remove text from image: common questions
Ready to clean the words
Remove text and keep the photo useful
Upload the image, brush over the complete writing, and compare the repaired background before saving a separate copy.