Batch image cleanup
Remove text from an image — 20 images in one pass
Headlines, captions, and labels baked into a photo get erased and the background behind them rebuilt — without the model redrawing your subject. Logos and wordmarks stay intact.
Box every image in a mockup, screenshot, or PDF, toggle text removal, and submit once instead of running generative fill one image at a time.
First 15 assets free. Account only needed to download.
How it works
- Step 1Drop your file in
A website mockup, screenshot, product-shot set, or a multi-page PDF.
- Step 2Box each image
Or let auto-detect find them, then keep the boxes you want.
- Step 3Toggle Remove text
Stack it with background removal, upscale, sharpen, or transparent PNG.
- Step 4Submit once
Every box is cleaned in the same pass and named for the web.
What gets erased, what stays
Erased
- Headlines and subheads
- Taglines and campaign copy
- Captions and labels
- Body copy and section titles
Preserved
- Logos and wordmarks
- Hand-lettered script marks
- Icon + lettering brand graphics
- Every other pixel of the image
Common questions
Does it redraw the subject when removing text?
No. Only the pixels behind the removed text are reconstructed. Composition, colors, and the subject stay untouched.
Are logos and wordmarks removed too?
No. Standalone logos, wordmarks, and decorative custom lettering are preserved. Headlines, subheads, captions, labels, and body copy are erased.
Can I remove text from many images at once?
Yes. Draw a box around each image in your mockup, screenshot, or PDF, toggle Remove text on each, and submit once. Every box is processed in the same pass.
Can I remove watermarks?
No. Removing watermarks or rights-management data is expressly prohibited by the Acceptable Use Policy.
Is it free?
The first 15 assets are free with no signup. You only create an account when you download your results.
See the Acceptable Use Policy for prohibited uses.
Clean the text off your whole image set
First 15 assets are free — no signup required.