Overlay cleanup
Clear headlines and graphic overlays from flattened posters, social visuals and marketing images.
Upload the flattened image, identify the headline, date or callout to remove and preserve any text that should remain. The remover generates new pixels across the overlay area. Large overlays need careful review because they may cover architecture, people or several background textures.
Step by step
If the source design still has layers, delete the text layer there. Otherwise upload the final image.
Separate headline, date, logo and decorative text so the instruction preserves what should stay.
Review skyline, architecture, people and any strong perspective line behind the former overlay.
Try it on your image
Upload JPG, PNG or WebP files. Add a short instruction when only selected text should be removed.
Drag and drop images here, or click to choose files.
JPG, JPEG, PNG or WebP · Up to 20 MB each · Up to 10 images per batch
On a final poster export, headline type and the photograph are merged. Deleting a text box is no longer possible, so the hidden part of the image has to be inferred.
The best source is the original layered design. When that is unavailable, AI removal can create a reusable clean base for new campaign text or a different crop.
A headline can cover a wide span of sky, buildings and foreground detail. Keep the whole image around the target so the repair can follow perspective and lighting.
Work in separate passes if a poster contains a main headline, date and small footer copy. This makes it easier to preserve a logo or line that should remain.
FAQ
Yes. A flattened poster headline can be removed and the visible design beneath it can be reconstructed.
Yes. State that the logo must stay and identify the removable headline and date by position.
No. Those pixels are absent from a flattened file. The result is a generated visual reconstruction.
You can, but separate passes offer more control when some text or branding must remain.
Keep exploring
Upload a supported image, target all text or selected words and review the reconstructed background.
