Remove text from image

remove text from atached image

The uploaded image has been successfully loaded. To remove the text from the image, I'll apply a masking or inpainting technique. Let me proceed.

The text has been removed from the image. You can download the edited image using the link below:

[Download Edited Image](sandbox:/mnt/data/Frame_13_text_removed.png)

extract bacground image wihtout text from figma

If you want to extract the background image without the text directly from Figma, here's how you can do it:

1. **Open Figma**:
– Open the Figma file where the design is located.

2. **Select the Background Image**:
– Click on the background layer in the design. If the text is a separate layer, make sure to only select the background image.

3. **Export the Background**:
– With the background layer selected, go to the **Export** section in the right-hand properties panel.
– Set the export format (e.g., PNG, JPG, or WebP) and resolution.
– Click **Export** to save the background image to your computer.

If the text and background are merged into one layer, you may need to ask the designer to separate them or recreate the background.

but its also export frame with text

If exporting directly from Figma also includes the text and doesn't give you just the background, you can try these steps to isolate and export only the background:

### Option 1: **Hide the Text Layer**
1. **Locate the Text Layer**:
– In the Figma **Layers** panel, find the layer or group containing the text.
2. **Hide the Text Layer**:
– Click the eye icon next to the text layer to hide it.
3. **Export the Background**:
– Select the frame or the background layer.
– Go to the **Export** section in the right-hand properties panel.
– Export the background image (without text) in your desired format.

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### Option 2: **Detach the Background**
1. **Select the Frame**:
– Click on the frame in Figma that contains the background and text.
2. **Isolate the Background**:
– If the background is part of a group or mask, right-click and select **Detach Instance** or **Ungroup**. This will allow you to separately select the background.
3. **Delete or Hide the Text**:
– Either hide or delete the text layers to leave only the background.
4. **Export the Background Only**:
– With the background layer selected, export it as described earlier.

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### Option 3: **Copy Background to a New Frame**
1. **Duplicate the Background**:
– Select only the background layer and copy it (`Ctrl+C` or `Cmd+C`).
2. **Create a New Frame**:
– Paste the copied background into a new frame (`Ctrl+V` or `Cmd+V`).
3. **Export from the New Frame**:
– Export this new frame without the text layers.

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If you're still unable to export only the background, let me know. I can assist you with advanced tools to edit the exported frame.