Remove text from an image
Box the words and they vanish. The picture carries on underneath.
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The rectangle tool and edge-march fill are selected for narrow glyphs. Box the whole word plus its outline, then inspect whether the ground continues through it.
The opening state is a starting judgement
Lettering is normally long and thin, so a rectangle describes it more cleanly than a freehand brush and an edge-march fill can advance from intact pixels on both sides. A title crossing a face or building is no longer a narrow-ground problem.
The selected mask instrument and fill method are visible and can be changed. Draw slightly beyond the visible object so shadow, antialiasing and colour spill are included, then remove any legitimate edge the mask crossed before running the fill.
A disciplined removal pass
- Mark the complete footprint. Include the object, its soft shadow and any reflected colour that belongs to it.
- Choose from the surrounding evidence. Use a narrow march for a stroke, patch search for texture and the disclosed model only when the hole needs structure.
- Read the divider at one-to-one. Look for repeated texture, bent straight lines and a smooth island where natural grain should continue.
- No fill reveals a hidden original; every new pixel is inferred from visible context.
- A unique face, sign or architectural edge behind the mask cannot be recovered exactly.
- Several small masks are usually safer than one huge region crossing unrelated surfaces.
Questions about the repair
What pixels are changed?
Which fill should I trust?
Does the model receive my photograph?
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