A date stamp, a caption, a watermark, the clock on a screenshot: Find text marks every word in the photo, you choose which go, and Erase now takes them out.
Figure 1 — Find text boxes the words, a tap keeps a word, Erase now fills in only the letters.
- In the editor, tap Erase, then Find text.
- Every piece of text the app finds gets a box. A filled box will be erased.
- Tap a box to keep that text: it turns to an outline. Tap it again to erase it after all.
- Tap Erase now.
A photo with no text says No text found in this photo. Text the app missed can be painted over with your finger, in the same go; see erasing people and things.
- Inside each box, the app tells the colour of the letters from the colour behind them and erases the letters only. The background in the box, a sky, a dark band, a wall, stays as it was.
- Text written over a busy picture, where the letters' colour is everywhere around them, is erased with its whole box.
- The commas and accents under and over letters are inside the box, so they go with their word.
Finding the text and erasing it both happen on the phone, with no network and no AI requests. The app only looks for where text is; it does not read what it says. Searching your photos by the words printed in them is a different thing: see printed text.