Click into the image, where the text should begin. Switch to a Type tool in the toolbar (or press T). You can use this technique to remove anything from a photo (a person, a tree, a tattoo. You will see the background (from the source of cloning) appearing under your brush, as if you 'cut out' the background with scissors and glued it on top of the text. Now, release the Alt key and paint over the text. Hold the Alt key and click into the image (on the background). In the toolbar, choose the Healing Brush tool. Instead, we will clone the background, and put that cloned part over the text. What if there is a complex background, like a grass or a sand, behind the text? Painting with a solid color would make our 'fix' too obvious. You may need to pick the color several times, if there are different colors behind each part of the text. You can increase the brush size in the menu at the top (to paint faster). Now, release the Alt key and simply paint (click and drag) over the text. It will pick the color from that spot and set it as the Foreground color (the main color for painting and other operations).

Hold the Alt key and click into the image. In the toolbar on the left, click the Brush tool icon (or press B on your keyboard). When there is a simple, solid-color background, we can remove text simply by painting over it with a Brush tool. There are two steps: Removing the old text and typing a new text. Once you are there, press File - Open, and find your image (it can be JPG, PNG, etc.). We will edit our photo in a free online editor Photopea. Do you have a photo and want to change text in it? It can be done quickly online, see how to do it!

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