Erase overlaid text and rebuild whatever the letters were covering.
Overlaid text sits on top of real image data, so deleting it leaves a hole that has to be filled with something plausible — skin, sky, fabric, a continuing pattern. That reconstruction is what separates a clean removal from a blurred patch.
Use this on images you own or have the right to edit: your own camera timestamps, an old caption burned into a family photo, a logo on your own product shot.
Upload the image: Any common format. The clearer the area around the text, the better the reconstruction.
Mark the text: Cover every letter plus a pixel or two of the glow or drop shadow around it.
Download: Full resolution, no watermark of our own added.
Rebuilds texture, not blur: Patterns, skin and gradients continue through where the text was.
Works on timestamps: Orange camera date stamps in a photo corner are the easiest case and come out clean.
Your images only: Please do not use it to strip watermarks from work you do not own — see the Terms.
Can I remove text from a photo for free? Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 24 hours — cancel anytime.
Is removing a watermark legal? Only on images you own or are licensed to edit. Removing a photographer's watermark from their work is not something this tool is for.
Does it work on text over faces? Yes, though busy areas like eyes and teeth may need a second pass.
Will the image be re-compressed? The output keeps the input resolution; download as PNG to avoid a second JPEG pass.