That orange date printed in the corner of an old camera photo? Brush over the numbers and erase them, filled from the background — free, private, no upload.
Brush over the printed date and erase it — right in your browser.
🩹 Open the remover tool →Older film and early digital cameras burned a "date-back" stamp directly into the picture. Because it's part of the image (not metadata), you remove it by painting over it — which is exactly what this tool does.
Family photos never leave your browser. There's no upload and nothing is stored.
The date is over a busy background — will it still work?
Corners are usually sky, a wall or floor, which fill cleanly. If the date sits over detail, use small strokes and touch up for the best blend.
Can I also change the photo's file date?
That's separate metadata. This tool removes the visible printed date; to view or clear metadata use an EXIF tool.
Is it free?
Completely free, no sign-up, and fully private.
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