How to remove text from picture in Photoshop?
While there are various options to remove text or other distractions like watermarks, date stamps and camera labels from photos, Photoshop is the most reliable one and trusted by professionals.
The advanced algorithm of Photoshop will ensure that the text is removed in seconds without a trace. And you can do this by just following these simple steps!
Adding a Blank layer
Once you open your image in Photoshop, add a layer on top of it. This will protect the original layer in case you make a mistake.

Choose Spot Healing Tool
The spot healing brush is the main tool you have to use to remove the text from images. This can be selected from the toolbar on top.
Additionally, turn on the Sample All Layers feature when selecting the healing brush. This is useful because it allows Photoshop to analyse details from all the layers and fill in the gaps properly after the text is erased.

Turn on Content Aware
When you are selecting the Sample All Layers option, you will also see an option for Type on the left side. Change this is to Content Aware, so that the program knows how to fill in the erased text using the surrounding pixels.

Click on the text as necessary
Now that your brush is ready, all you have to do is left click on the text. By clicking on the text, Photoshop will analyse all the layers, use the surrounding pixels, and delete the area and fill it with the background colour.

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