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Remove Text from an Image

Delete a caption, label, subtitle or any unwanted text from an image you own — brush over the words and erase them, filled in from the background. Free and private.

Open the remover

Brush over the text you want gone and erase it — right in your browser.

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⚖️ Use responsibly. Only edit images you created or have the right to edit. Don't remove copyright notices, paid-stock watermarks, or provenance/authenticity marks to misrepresent who made an image or where it came from.

How to erase text

  1. Open your image in the Watermark & Object Remover.
  2. Brush along each line of text (a slightly larger brush covers letters faster).
  3. Click Erase — the covered area is filled from the surrounding pixels.
  4. Touch up any gaps between letters, then download.

Great for

Removing a caption bar, a meme's top/bottom text, a stray label on a product shot, a name or date printed on a scan, or leftover text after a crop — on backgrounds that aren't too busy.

Private by design

The image is opened and cleaned in your browser only. Nothing is uploaded, so even sensitive documents stay with you.

Frequently asked questions

Does it read the text or use OCR?

No — this tool simply fills in whatever area you brush over, so it works on any language or font. For turning an image into editable text, use an OCR tool instead.

Is my image uploaded?

No. Everything runs in your browser; the image is never sent to a server.

Can it remove text over a photo?

Yes, as long as the area behind the text is reasonably even. Busy backgrounds need smaller strokes and a little touching up.

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