Text Remover from Image

Text Remover from Image erases text, captions, price labels and watermarks from a photo without leaving a blurred patch. Brush over the letters, click Remove Text, and LaMa AI inpainting rebuilds the background that was behind them. It runs entirely in your browser — free, unlimited, no signup, no watermark, and the image is never uploaded.

  • MethodAI inpainting, not blur
  • PriceFree, unlimited
  • OutputPNG, full resolution
  • PrivacyNever uploaded
🖌️Brush over the text, AI rebuilds what was behind it
🧠No blur, no smudge, no visible rectangle
🔒100% private — runs in your browser
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Drop an image with text here

or click to browse. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP.

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How to Remove Text from an Image

1

Open the image

Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP, or click to browse. The file opens locally — nothing is uploaded.

2

Mark the text

Pick a brush size that just covers the letters and paint over the text. Erase takes a stroke back, Undo clears the last one.

3

Click Remove Text

The model reads the pixels around your mask and reconstructs the background underneath, so no blur remains.

4

Download

Save a full-resolution PNG, or hold Compare to check the original against the result.

Free text remover vs. typical free tools

This text removerTypical free text remover
What happens to the textAI rebuilds the background behind itBlur, smudge, or a cropped rectangle
LimitsUnlimited removals, no watermark1–3 images per day, watermark on export
Control over the maskAdjustable brush, erase mode, undoAuto-detect only, or a fixed rectangle
Where the image goesStays on your deviceUploaded to a server

What it handles well — and what it can't

Any text remover is a reconstruction problem: the model has to invent the pixels the letters were covering. It is honest to say where that works and where it needs help.

✅ Comes out clean

Text on flat or gradient backgrounds: product photos, screenshots, slides, price stickers, single-line captions, subtitles on a still frame, small wordmarks.

🔁 Worth a second pass

Dense paragraphs over paper grain, text crossing fine detail such as hair, foliage or brickwork, and very large lettering that covers more than a third of the frame. Mask one block, run it, then repeat.

🎯 Tips that matter

Cover the letters plus one or two pixels of the edge — leaving a sliver of the glyph behind is the most common reason a removal looks imperfect. Remove light text and dark text in separate passes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Open the image in this text remover, paint over the text with the brush, and click Remove Text. The AI fills the masked area with the surrounding background, and you download the result as a PNG. It is free and unlimited — no signup, no watermark, no daily cap.
Yes. There is no credit system, no daily limit and no watermark on the export. The reason it can stay free is that the model runs on your own device: there are no server costs for us because your image is never sent anywhere.
No. Most free tools blur or smudge the selection, which leaves a visible soft rectangle. This tool uses LaMa inpainting, a neural network that synthesises new pixels from the surrounding texture, so the background continues across the area the text occupied.
Yes, and it works best when the text sits on a flat background, as on a scanned page or a receipt. Mark the lines you want gone and run the removal. For dense paragraphs on paper with visible grain, mask one block at a time and run it again for the next block.
Small logos and wordmarks come out cleanly, since the model only has to rebuild a limited area. A large logo that covers a busy background may need two or three passes, marking and removing one part at a time.
No. The inpainting model is downloaded once into your browser and executed there with WebAssembly and ONNX Runtime. Your image is read from the file input and never leaves the device, which is why the tool also works with the network disconnected after the first load.
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, and there is no hard file-size cap. Very large photos take longer because the model processes the marked region in tiles, but the output keeps the original resolution.
Yes. It runs in Safari, Chrome and Firefox on mobile, and the brush responds to touch. No app install is needed, and the first load is the only time the model has to download.

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Common things people remove:
🚶 Random pedestrians in background 💧 Watermarks and logos 🗑️ Litter / unwanted objects