Text Remover

A text remover is the kind of tool you do not think about until the moment you need it: a screenshot with a caption baked in, a meme with last year's joke, a scanned form with a stamped date, a product photo with a supplier's watermark. DeleteText is that tool — you brush over the words you want gone, press Erase, and AI rebuilds the background so the image looks like the text was never there.

Unlike a blur tool or a black rectangle, this text remover reconstructs what should be behind the letters. The model studies the texture, color and lighting around your selection — a wall, a sky, a document margin, a fabric pattern — and fills the erased area so it blends seamlessly. On clean backgrounds the result is usually perfect on the first pass. On busy backgrounds, erase in two passes: a big brush for the main letters, then a small brush for the leftovers.

People use it for all sorts of jobs. Cleaning screenshots for presentations and tutorials. Removing captions and subtitles from images used in slides. Erasing dates, stamps and signatures from scans before reusing them. Deleting watermarks from photos they own. Fixing typos in graphics where re-exporting the original would take an hour.

The workflow is deliberately minimal because a text remover should not be harder than the problem it solves. There is one brush, one eraser, undo and redo, and an erase button. Zoom in to 100% for small text, use the slider to pick a brush between 4 and 200 pixels, and undo any stroke you regret. Every erase keeps a version in your workspace, so you can compare attempts and pick the best one.

Each erase costs 1 credit, and new accounts start with 5 free credits — enough to test the tool on real work before spending anything. When you need more, the Pro pack adds 600 credits for $9.9 with full-resolution, watermark-free downloads. Upload your first image and see how much time this text remover saves you.