Any PNG or JPG with text sitting on top of it.
Cover the letters loosely. You can undo and refine as you go.
The text is gone and the background is reconstructed underneath.
Strip last seasons pricing off a product shot instead of reshooting it.
Take the caption off an old post so the same image can carry a new message.
Remove a superseded strapline from a photo you still want to use.
The area behind the letters is reconstructed from its surroundings, so it does not read as a white box.
Brush a single word or a whole block, whatever needs to go.
Every stroke is reversible, so an over-eager brush costs you nothing.
The image stays in your browser from open to export.
Open the image, brush over the text, and the area is rebuilt from the pixels around it. Download the result, with no Photoshop and nothing uploaded.
Both, though a plain or evenly textured background repairs most convincingly. Text over fine detail is harder to hide.
Yes, brush the whole strip. The wider the area, the more surrounding detail it needs to rebuild from, so check the preview.
Use it on images you own or have the right to edit. Removing attribution or a credit line from someone elses work is not what this is for.