Soku AIRemove Text From an Image — Name It and It's Painted Out
Describe the text you want gone — the watermark, the old price flash, the burned-in caption — and it is masked and removed, with the background reconstructed underneath. No clone stamp, no hand-drawn mask.
How it works
Upload the image
A creative, a product shot, a screenshot — anything with text on it you no longer want.
Say where the text is, not just what it says
"The white text in the bottom left" works far better than quoting the words. The model is locating a region, not reading it.
Check the fill before you ship it
Look at what was rebuilt behind the text. Flat and repeating backgrounds come back clean; detailed texture is where inpainting shows.
What teams use it for
Retire an expired offer without a reshoot
A creative that performed well is dead the moment its '30% OFF' flash expires. Strip the flash and the underlying image goes back into rotation with a new offer over it.
Clean up your own watermarked assets
The unwatermarked master is gone and the only surviving copy came from a proofing tool. Recover a usable version of work you already own.
Localise a creative that has English baked in
Burned-in headline copy is why creatives do not travel. Remove the English, re-set the type in the target language, and the visual is reusable across markets.
One asset is a start. Soku takes it to launch.
Everything you make here lands in your Soku workspace, where the agent builds variants, assembles them into campaigns, and deploys to Meta, Google, and TikTok — then reports on what actually performed.
Try it free