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Paint over anything in a photo and the AI erases it, free up to 720 pixels.
Picsart's tool for taking text out of a picture: it can find the words itself, or you brush over them, or you type what should go.
Picsart Text Remover takes writing out of a photo: a caption, a date stamp, a logo or a watermark on a picture you own. The AI erases the letters and rebuilds what was behind them. You have three ways to say what goes. Detect text finds it and clears it in one click. A brush lets you paint over small or stylised lettering the detector misses. Or you describe the change in plain words.
It is one tool inside the Picsart editor, on the web and in the Windows, iPhone and Android apps. The free plan covers everyday editing and shows ads, and some free AI results carry a Picsart watermark. A Pro or Ultra subscription removes both.
Picsart Text Remover fits an image spoiled by writing you did not want. Use it if:
Skip Picsart Text Remover if any of these describe you:
There is a free plan and it covers everyday editing. Some free AI results carry a Picsart watermark, and the free plan shows ads. Picsart sells two subscriptions, Pro and Ultra, which remove both.
Yes. Picsart states you can use its tools to create and edit images for commercial use, and that includes the free plan. Its own text-remover page suggests cleaning up supplier and stock images for product listings and ads. The limit is on Picsart's own content. Some stickers, fonts and stock images are not cleared for business use, and the tag #freeforbusiness or the licence filter finds the ones that are.
That is what the brush is for. Automatic detection works best on plain, clear text, and is less reliable with small, stylised or decorative lettering. You can paint over exactly what you want gone instead, adjusting the brush size, and refine the result before you apply it.
It depends on what the text was covering. Over a plain wall, sky or an even texture, the AI has surrounding pixels to copy from. Over a face, fine detail or a repeating pattern, it is inventing what was hidden.
Not with this tool. Replacing the words in an image is a separate Picsart tool. This one erases text and rebuilds the background behind it.
It depends on the image, not the tool. Picsart's own framing is removing watermarks from photos you own. Taking a mark off your own photo, or off stock you licensed, is a different situation from stripping one from an image you found online.
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