Text & Mark Cleaner
Remove unwanted text or marks from images you have the right to edit.
Drop an image here
PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF · up to 25 MB
Reconstruct permitted text and mark areas
The workspace masks visible text and generates a plausible replacement from nearby pixels. It does not reveal the original scene hidden behind the mark or extract editable text.
Use it only on content you own or are authorized to modify. Ownership, licensing, attribution, and authenticity marks should not be removed without permission.
How to clean a permitted mark
- 1
Confirm your right to edit
Use your own source or documented permission before removing a mark.
- 2
Mask the complete text
Include strokes, outline, glow, and shadow with a small margin.
- 3
Review the rebuilt region
Check repeating patterns, faces, product edges, and straight lines at full size.
Appropriate cleanup cases
Your own date stamps
Clean a camera date from a personal photo while keeping an untouched copy.
Draft design labels
Remove temporary annotations from an owned working image.
Authorized asset cleanup
Repair an image after receiving permission and appropriate source rights.
Permission and reconstruction limits
- The hidden original pixels cannot be recovered with certainty.
- Large text across faces or complex structure may produce invented details.
- Removing copyright, licensing, or provenance marks without permission may violate rights or policy.
Text and mark cleanup questions
Does the tool recover what was originally behind the text?
No. It generates a plausible replacement from surrounding context.
Can I remove any watermark?
Only remove marks from content you own or have explicit permission to edit. Do not remove attribution or ownership information unlawfully.
Why is the pattern behind the text uneven?
Repeating texture or strong edges gave the model limited context. Use a tighter mask and smaller passes.