Old digital camera photos
Clean the orange or white date digits on a personal photo. Inspect grain and color around the repaired corner so it does not look noticeably smoother.
AI photo brush
Old camera dates often sit in a corner worth keeping. Instead of cropping away part of a family or travel photo, brush over the visible date and time. AI fills the selected area using the surrounding image, so you can preserve the composition while cleaning the stamp.
Selection guide · illustration, not an edit result
Cover the digits, separators, and any colored border or glow around the timestamp. Avoid brushing beyond the image corner unnecessarily.
2 free edits per network IP every 24 hours, shared across all tools. JPG, PNG, WebP; up to 10 MB and 16 MP.
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2 free edits per network IP every 24 hours. Failed edits do not count.
Clean the orange or white date digits on a personal photo. Inspect grain and color around the repaired corner so it does not look noticeably smoother.
Erase a printed timestamp from a scan saved as an image. This is a local cleanup; it does not automatically restore scratches, faded colors, or the rest of the print.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP within 10 MB and 16 megapixels. Keep an original copy with the date if it is useful for your archive.
Include punctuation, thin digit strokes, outlines, and shadows. Make sure separate time digits are covered if you want the entire timestamp gone.
Process the image, compare the corner’s texture and nearby edges, and download the PNG without cropping the frame.
Removing a visible date can make an old photo harder to organize. Keep the dated source or record the known date in your own archive before editing.
A generated patch may differ from a grainy or faded print. Review at full size; a smaller selection helps retain more original texture nearby.
No. You mark only the visible timestamp and generate a fill in that area. The editor keeps the frame rather than using a crop to hide the digits.
This is a visual editing tool, not a metadata editor. It does not offer controls to remove, preserve, or correct EXIF capture dates; check metadata separately if it matters.
Yes, if the scan is a supported JPG, PNG, or WebP within the size and pixel limits. Expect the repaired area to require closer inspection when the print has grain or fading.
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