Erase Lines from Picture
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Erase Lines from Picture
Effortlessly Erase Lines from Pictures Online
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
To erase lines from a picture, upload your image, and use the shape tool to mask unwanted lines. Adjust shapes to cover the lines seamlessly.
Yes, you can remove lines directly in your browser. Upload your image, use available tools, and download your modified picture.
Select the areas with lines using the shape or pen tool and fill or color-match to blend the background. This simplifies line removal.
Upload your JPEG file and use the annotation tools to conceal lines. Adjust colors and shapes for a natural outcome.
Upload your PNG and use the tool palette to obscure or cover lines. It's designed for quick and effective removal.
Use shapes to mask out power lines in photos. Use subtle coloring to blend with the environment for a seamless look.
Though our tool is desktop-based, upload iPhone photos via a computer browser to erase lines and download the result.
Use the pen or shape tool to enhance or smooth picture edges, removing or blending lines as needed.
Our tool focuses on direct line removal without editing in Canva, but you can export and upload images to Canva after editing.
Yes, the maximum file size is 100 MB per upload. Ensure your files are within this limit for smooth processing.
No, the tool processes one file at a time. Complete one session before starting another.
No, multi-page support is available for PDFs only, not for image files like JPEG or PNG.
Currently, it is limited to desktop use. Mobile browsers are not supported for this tool.
Our tool is intended for images, not Word documents. For line removal in Word, use its built-in tools.
No, OCR capabilities are not included. The focus is on annotating and editing visuals, not extracting text.