Choose the file and the scope
Reset the campaign copy, then reuse the photo
Start by looking for your editable design or an image without the campaign copy. If you have that source, updating its text avoids reconstructing covered photo detail. This workspace is useful when your available asset is a flattened JPG, PNG or WebP and you need a checked background for another layout.
| What you need | Useful next step | Inspection focus |
|---|---|---|
| A fresh image without the old campaign wording | Use an all copy reset request and include text backings that should disappear. | Headlines, dates, prices, calls to action and badge footprints. |
| One old date or price removed, other wording retained | Write a selective request in the specific text workflow. | Read every retained label or line against the original. |
| An editable layout with new type and brand styling | Use your source design document if available, or place new copy in a design editor after cleanup. | This tool returns an image, not editable text layers. |
The two examples below deliberately clear every campaign text block. For a selective change, do not submit the all copy instruction unchanged.
Inventory the whole design
Clear the copy in three deliberate steps
- 01 / List the old copy
Find every block that must go
Keep an untouched original. List the headline, date, price and CTA. Look for small expiry lines, outlined letters, shadows and colored panels behind the copy. Decide whether any words must remain.
- 02 / Submit one clear scope
Request the words and their backing
Upload the best flattened file. Review the prepared all copy instruction, or adapt one of the exact requests below. Name a badge or panel only when it backs the text you want removed.
- 03 / Check the reuse area
Inspect before adding new type
Compare the repaired regions and the main subject. Open the downloaded file at its native size. Check that the area where you plan to place new copy is usable in your next design.
Removing a text overlay fills the pixels it covered. It does not reveal a hidden design layer. For exact product edges or an image that must stay unchanged elsewhere, prefer the original source or a controlled local edit.
An event copy set and a promotional price
Compare two actual campaign resets
We generated these original marketing artworks for this guide. Each after image comes from the current Image Text Eraser workflow using the exact request shown. Both examples remove the whole campaign message rather than preserve selected wording.
Original generated artwork · Actual Image Text Eraser result · October 30, 2026.
Clear the event headline, date and CTA
The inventory is “GARDEN EVENING”, “JUNE 12” and “BOOK YOUR PLACE”. All three belong to the old event. The request also removes the drawn divider and leaf ornaments beside that copy. After processing, check each text position and the garden scene around it before reusing the artwork.
Remove "GARDEN EVENING", "JUNE 12" and "BOOK YOUR PLACE", plus the drawn divider and leaf ornaments around the date and CTA. Reconstruct the garden beneath these overlays. Keep the real plants, path, flower arch, daylight and composition. Do not add words, crop or redesign the scene.
The headline, date, CTA and drawn divider ornaments are gone. The flower arch and path remain visible, with garden detail filling the cleared copy areas. Flowers, leaves and path surfaces also changed beyond the lettering. Review the new background before choosing where to place replacement copy.
Original generated artwork · Actual Image Text Eraser result · October 30, 2026. Move the divider across the price badge on the right.
Clear the offer and its price badge
The inventory is “SUMMER OFFER”, “$18” and “ENDS SUNDAY”. The request also names the circular price backing. Check its full footprint and shadow, then compare the mug silhouette, handle, table and linen with the original.
Remove "SUMMER OFFER", "$18" and "ENDS SUNDAY", plus the entire circular price badge behind $18 and its shadow. Reconstruct the covered photo. Keep the mug, its handle, table, linen, plants, lighting and composition. Do not add words or crop the image.
The headline, price, expiry line and coral price circle are gone. The mug and handle remain recognizable, while wood grain, reflections, linen fibers and small plant details differ. Compare the product silhouette and the full cleared badge area before reusing this generated copy.
Remove the overlay. Check what replaced it.
Words can disappear while the background changes. A cleared asset still needs a design review before you put a new campaign message on it.
Finish with the downloaded file
Check the reset before building the next design
Open your result and check each item yourself. Use the original to find every old copy location, including small details that are easy to miss in a thumbnail.
If a price circle remains, refine the request to name its entire backing. If the main subject changes, do not treat the clean wording as proof that the image is accurate. Use a source without overlays or a controlled local workflow for important details. A new AI attempt consumes another task and credits.
For repeating textures, inspect the brick and fabric background examples. If one label must remain readable, use the selective removal examples before submitting.
Poster reuse, text backings and output
Text overlay removal FAQ
Can I remove all text overlays from a poster or flyer image?
You can submit a supported flattened image and request removal of its visible campaign copy. Inventory headlines, dates, prices and calls to action so the request covers the whole design. The tool reconstructs covered areas and may change other detail, so compare the full result before reusing it.
Can it remove the price circle or panel behind the words too?
If a circle or panel exists only as the backing for text you want gone, explicitly include it in your Custom instructions. Inspect its outline, shadow and the whole former footprint after processing. Removing the letters alone can leave the backing. The examples on this page show the actual result of each submitted request.
What if I need to keep a brand name or one line of text?
Use a selective request instead of the prepared all campaign copy request. Quote the exact words to remove, identify their locations and name every line to keep. There is no selection brush or pixel lock. Read the retained wording after processing; use the specific text examples linked on this page to write the exceptions.
Will I get the original editable design, fonts or text layers back?
This workflow edits an image file. It does not recover editable text layers, fonts, a source design document or the exact hidden original pixels. If you have an editable source, remove or update the copy there. Add replacement campaign text in your design editor after checking the cleaned image.
Is the cleaned image ready for a new advert or for print?
Check it first. Confirm that no old date, price, CTA, badge edge or text shadow remains. Compare the subject and background with the original, then check the downloaded dimensions and detail at the intended use size. A plausible small preview does not establish print quality or unchanged product geometry.
What formats and credits do I need for a campaign reset?
Use JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 20 MB each and 4,096 pixels on the longest edge. Submit up to 10 images with one shared instruction, or split designs that need different exceptions. The current cost is 10 credits per image. Eligible new verified accounts currently receive 30 trial credits, enough for 3 images at that rate. Test one artwork before submitting a batch; a new attempt consumes another task and credits.