Cover outlines and shadows
Letters can have faint borders, glows or drop shadows beyond the main strokes. Include those edges so a ghost of the caption does not remain.
Brush over a caption, camera date or label, including its outline and shadow. People Remover fills that area and keeps unmarked text intact. Save the result as a PNG at the original image size.

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People Remover removes selected text from images by filling the marked area from its surroundings. Brush over a caption, date stamp or label, including its outline and shadow. Other words stay untouched if you leave them unmarked. This edits an image; it does not edit the text in a document.
Both examples were edited in People Remover. Text on a plain surface is easy to remove; text over wood grain or pebbles needs a closer look afterwards.
An old camera date stamp can sit right over the scenery. Zoom in and brush over every digit, including dark outlines or a colored glow around the characters.
Keep the selection close to the date so the surrounding shoreline stays visible. After removal, look for leftover orange flecks and check that the stones blend into the rest of the beach.
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BeforeAfterA caption added for an old post can come off. Mark both lines of lettering while leaving the plate, cup and napkin outside the selected area.
Wood grain has a clear direction. Follow it through the former letters and check for blurred patches or repeating streaks. Large captions may need a second pass, especially when they cross several surfaces.
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BeforeAfterMade with People Remover. Results vary with the photo and how carefully the area is selected.
Letters can have faint borders, glows or drop shadows beyond the main strokes. Include those edges so a ghost of the caption does not remain.
Only select the writing you want removed. Use a smaller brush and Unmark near lettering, labels or image details you want to keep.
Check grain, paving, fabric and gradients at full size for blurred or repeating patches.
Need help with the brush? Our step-by-step guide shows how to use Mark and Unmark and how to check a result. The editor works the same way here. Need to remove a person instead? Use the people remover.
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image from your device.
Paint over the text you want removed. Adjust the brush size and use Unmark to clear accidental marks.
Sign in with Google and use purchased credits to process the selection. Each new edit uses 3 credits. Compare the result, then download at the original size.
The removed area is filled in from what surrounds it. It’s a convincing guess, not the real scene that was hidden. Repeating patterns, overlapping people and very large selections are the hardest cases and may need a second pass. Zoom in and check the result before you print or share it.
This tool removes selected lettering and fills the background. It does not add or typeset new text. Download the cleaned image and use a text editor to add your replacement.
You can upload a supported image, but small letters, table rules and layouts can be distorted by background filling. Use a document editor when you need to change the document’s written content.
No, only the text you brush over. Leave any words you want to keep unmarked and they stay exactly as they are.
Yes, though busy patterns such as wood grain or pebbles may take more than one try.
You can brush over a date stamp just like a caption. Include every digit and any border or glow, then check the filled area for leftover colored pixels.
The selection may have missed a thin outline or drop shadow. Zoom in, adjust the original selection to include those edges and try again.
Yes. People Remover exports a PNG with the original width and height and no watermark. Only the brushed area changes; the replacement detail is generated and may need review. Camera metadata such as EXIF is not retained.
It is a paid tool with no free trial or signup credits. Sign in with Google and buy a one-time pack or monthly plan. Every new edit costs 3 credits. You can upload a photo and prepare a selection before purchasing; a subscription is optional.
Yes. Open the site in a current mobile browser and select a photo from your device. You use a manual brush; there is no automatic selection of every person and no text prompt is needed. A computer can be easier for tight edges.
Upload JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB and 25 megapixels. If a large photo will not open on your phone, try a smaller copy or a computer.
Choosing a photo and marking the area happen in your browser. Submitting an edit uploads the photo and selection to the service for processing by an image provider; the result is saved to your workspace. This is not an offline or entirely on-device editor.
No. The editor works on one still image at a time. It does not offer batch uploads or video removal. You can mark multiple areas within the same photo.