How do I remove text in Adobe Photoshop?

Answer by  rover (53)

In photoshop, each area of text exist in its own layer. Find the text layer that you want to remove by opening the Layers Panel. The layer name will be the same as the text inside of it. Select the layer and delete it by pressing the delete key or the trash button on the bottom of the layer panel.

Answer by  RandomDan (489)

If on a seperate layer, simply delete the layer. If not, then you must use a combination of the eraser, clone tool and masking.

Answer by  Antbak (28)

Ensure you're in the right layer and that it is unlocked for editing. Then select the text using any of the selection tools and press the delete key.

Answer by  Sabharish (1610)

There is no such special tool in photoshop to remove text from an image. But the text can be marked and cut from the image. Another possible way is to use an eraser and match the back ground color.

Answer by  TechGod222 (37)

If you are using a psd, find the text layer with the text tool. Remove it and your done. However if your are editing a picture then use the clone tool in order to paste parts of the image over the text (this takes some practise)

Answer by  Raj58 (28)

I should check for layers in Adobe Photoshop. Then I should select the layer that has the text, and should remove it. It should be the way to remove the text using Photoshop.