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Are there other ways to remove text from photos in Photoshop?

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You can also use the Spot Healing Brush Tool, which looks like a band-aid icon. With this tool, you can paint over the text, and Photoshop will blend the surrounding pixels to erase the text. Another option is the Content-Aware Fill feature. To use this, select the text area with the Lasso Tool, then go to Edit > Content-Aware Fill, and Photoshop will analyze the surrounding content to fill in the selection. Lastly, the new AI-based Generative Fill tool allows you to remove text by typing a prompt. For instance, you can highlight the text and type a prompt like "remove the text" in the Generative Fill dialog, and Photoshop's AI will handle the rest.

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Does this work on faces?

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You could use the spot healing tool or just the healing brush to fix that.

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I have Adobe Photoshop 7.0. There's is not any option of "context aware" in Fill. Could you please tell me where can I find that option?

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Make sure you have Adobe CS series, particularly CS5 and or later. What you have may be too basic.

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How do I get Adobe Photoshop for Mac?

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You can purchase it on Adobe's website, download and install.

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I want text on the photo, how?

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To add text on the photo, go to Layer->New->Layer and click OK. Then, select the new layer and from the tool pallet, pick the Horizonal Type Tool. Now you can add text on your photo.

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