How to remove text in a connecting Line image without changing background in photoshop

[ewds_0249]

Hi Guys,

How to remove text in a connecting Line image without changing background in photoshop. Find the below image for reference.

[Lumigraphics]

SPECIFICALLY what text do you want to remove? I have never heard of a "connecting line image" before.

[ewds_0249]

I need to remove the text "BRAKA-BADOOOM". Please help me to delete the text and retain the background.

[jane-e]

I need to remove the text "BRAKA-BADOOOM".

By @ewds_0249

There is no text in your image because you have one flattened layer. There are only pixels.

When you recreate this, be sure to keep a layered file so you don't face this issue again. 

This is not a bug in Photoshop; it's how images on one layer work. I've moved your post from Bugs to Discussions. Your choice is to edit the pixels to replace them or to recreate the image. Simply removing the pixels will leave your Background color, which is white by default. That's not what you want.

Jane

[Derek Cross]

To remove that lettering in this image, you will need to recreate the background.

[ewds_0249]

if any option is there without recreating the background for delete the text?. We are facing the recreating the background image for color gradiant issue for delete the text. Kindly response the issue.

[Lumigraphics]

You will have to recreate the background or get a copy of the original without the text.

[ewds_0249]

It is a tif file not  PSD. Background with text are megred in a single layer. Any other way to delete the text and retain the background color gradiant as it is in background?. Now we doing text removed using lassor and patch tool. After removed the text redraw the background objects. Kindly guide we are doing the correct way or any other easy way to do the process....

[Derek Cross]

As I stated, there's no other way to remove the lettering on this image without recreating background, which would be easier and more effective than the way you are trying at present.

[Lumigraphics]

No. Maybe you could just use your own art?