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Erase Words from Picture
Erase Words from Picture Online with Annotation Tools
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Yes, you can annotate or highlight over words in an image using our browser-based tools, but true removal might require advanced editing software.
Use the pen or shapes tool in the editor to cover the text with a similar background color for a simplistic hide, but full removal isn't possible here.
Yes, you can cover text using shapes or the pen tool to make it less visible by matching the image's background color.
Select the pen tool, choose a context-matching color, and sketch over the text area to conceal the words.
This tool is for annotation, not sophisticated removal. For removing objects or people, you need advanced photo editing software.
Yes, our tool allows you to annotate images directly in your browser without needing desktop software.
Select the shapes or pen tool, then draw over the words using your preferred color and style.
Yes, use the color picker to select the color that best matches your requirements before applying annotations.
You can upload and annotate .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp image formats.
Currently, the tool is desktop-only and best accessed via desktop or laptop browsers.
No, you cannot edit text out of images directly; this tool adds annotations on top but does not alter the original image.
The maximum file size for uploads is 100 MB.
No, the tool handles one image at a time. You will need to process each file separately.
Once you finish annotating, you can easily download the image with all annotations embedded.
No, batch processing is not supported; the tool processes one image per session.