Remove text and watermarks from any image — one API call Most image-cleanup APIs make you do half the work yourself. You draw a mask, you upload the mask, you cross your fingers. We got tired of that. POST /v1/image/remove-text finds the text for you, erases it, and hands back a clean image. One call. One URL. Done. What it does remove-text is an auto-detect-and-erase pipeline for visible text in images. Point it at any public image URL and it segments out the text regions on its own — watermarks, captions, signage, burned-in timestamps, the corner-of-the-frame copyright text — then inpaints what was underneath using the surrounding image context. The output is the same image, minus the text, with the rest of the scene left intact. The endpoint is POST /v1/image/remove-text . The request is JSON. The response is the cleaned image. There is nothing else to configure for the default path. If you want finer control, three fields are exposed: image_url — public URL of the source image. Required.…