Remove Text From Image
Seamlessly erase date stamps, subtitles, watermarks, copyright text, and unwanted overlay objects from your photos offline in your browser.
Upload Image File
Drag and drop your image file here, or click to browse. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP.
How It Works
Three simple steps to erase text from photos
Upload Image
Select and drop your image file. Your picture stays completely secure and runs offline on your local browser.
Paint Over Text
Use the adjustable brush size to draw a red mask covering the unwanted text overlay, watermark, or date stamp.
Erase & Download
Click "Erase Text" to run our local pixel inpainting algorithm. Save your clean, high-resolution photo instantly.
Why Use Our Text Remover?
100% Offline Privacy
Your images are never sent to external servers. All operations happen in-browser, offering military-grade privacy.
Sub-Second Inpainting
Our custom-built Inverse Distance Weighting & relaxation algorithm erases watermarks locally in a blink.
Complete Control
Fine-tune brush sizes, undo strokes, and target exact pixels to achieve clean and unblemished results.
No Signups, No Watermarks
CanvaTools believes utility tools should be free and accessible. Process unlimited files with no subscription, no ads, and no watermarked overlays on download.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about our text removal tool? We have compiled the answers.
Q. Is this tool free and safe?
Yes, it is 100% free with no limits. Because it runs locally using browser JavaScript engines, your files never upload to any remote server, giving you absolute privacy.
Q. What images are supported?
You can upload all major image types, including JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP. High-resolution exports are supported.
Q. How does local inpainting work?
Our algorithm uses Inverse Distance Weighting to sample colors from the unpainted borders surrounding the mask, then smooths them with relaxation passes to blend the text away.
Q. Does it work on complex patterns?
It works perfectly on solid, textured, or gradient backgrounds. For complex scenes or photographs, the mathematical interpolation will smooth and blend the region gracefully.