Clear logos, photos, stamps and backgrounds off any page — in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
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To remove an image from a PDF, open it above, drag the white-out box over the picture, logo or stamp, and download. “Cover only” (free, 3 downloads a day) hides it on the page; “Remove permanently” rebuilds that page so the image data is no longer inside the file. Nothing is uploaded — it all runs in your browser.
Drop it into the box above. It opens on your device instantly — no upload, no account.
White out is already selected. Drag a box across the logo, photo or graphic, then resize it so the edges are fully covered. Add more boxes for other images or pages.
Choose “Cover only” for a clean-looking page, or “Remove permanently” when the image itself must not stay in the file.
Clear a previous company's branding before reusing a template or proposal.
Take a face, ID card or signature photo out of a document before sharing it.
Drop heavy banners and decorative graphics so the page prints cleanly and uses less ink.
Hide a ‘PAID’, ‘COPY’ or approval stamp that doesn't belong on the version you send.
Most PDF editors only let you remove an image if they can identify it as a separate object — and they often can't, especially on scans where the whole page is one picture. DoceasePDF works on what you can see: draw a box over the area and it's gone, whether the image is a real object, part of a scan or a background behind text.
Covering is fine for a tidy page, but the original picture is still stored inside the file and can be extracted with free tools. When that matters — a photo of a person, an ID card, a signature — choose “Remove permanently”: the page is re-rendered without the covered area, so the image data doesn't survive, and the result is checked before you download it.
Your PDF is processed entirely in your browser. It is never uploaded, so private images never touch a server.
Continue your PDF workflow: Remove Watermark from PDF — Lift watermark objects off cleanly., Add Image to PDF — Place a new logo or photo. or Redact PDF — Black out private details for good.
To remove a logo from a PDF, drag the white-out box over it on every page where it appears and download. If you're replacing it, click Image in the toolbar to place the new logo on top of the cleared area — PNG with transparency works best.
Letterhead logos usually sit in the same spot on every page. Draw the box once, then repeat on the other pages; each box can be nudged and resized independently.
A full-page background sits behind the text, so covering the whole page would hide the text too. Cover just the parts of the background you want gone — margins, corner art, a watermark-style graphic — and keep the text areas clear.
If the ‘background’ is really a watermark added by another PDF tool, try the free Remove Watermark tool first: it can lift watermark objects off the page without touching anything else.
A cover is a solid shape drawn on top; the picture underneath still exists in the PDF's data. “Remove permanently” replaces each page that has a box with a re-rendered version, so anything under the box — image or text — is gone, and text elsewhere on that page is kept as a searchable layer.
The trade-off: a page processed this way becomes a high-resolution image (about 180 dpi) with an invisible text layer. Pages you didn't touch stay exactly as they were.
| DoceasePDF | Upload-based tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Where your file is processed | On your device, in your browser | Uploaded to their servers |
| Account required | No — open a file and start | Often required after 1–2 uses |
| Price | Free — 3 documents a day | Credits, trials or subscriptions |
| Waiting for uploads | None — files open instantly | Upload + queue + download again |
| Tools per session | Every tool on one document | One tool, then re-upload |
Editing happens in your browser with WebAssembly. Your file is never uploaded, so nobody — including us — can see it.
3 documents a day with every tool included — no sign-up, no page limits, no watermarks. Pro lifts the daily cap.
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Edit, sign, organize and compress in a single session — no re-uploading between tools like on other sites.
Open the PDF above, drag the white-out box over the image and download with “Cover only”. It's free for 3 documents a day, with no watermark and no sign-up.
Yes. A scanned page is one big picture, so there's no separate image to select — you cover the area you want gone. Choose “Remove permanently” if the covered part must not be recoverable.
No. A cover hides it on screen and in print, but the image data remains in the PDF. “Remove permanently” re-renders the page so the covered image no longer exists in the file.
Yes — cover the old image, then click Image in the toolbar to place a PNG or JPG in the same spot and resize it to fit.
With “Cover only”, nothing else changes. With “Remove permanently”, that page becomes a high-resolution image with a searchable text layer; other pages are untouched.
No. Everything happens in your browser, so your document and its images stay on your device.
Not automatically — you draw a box on each page that has the image. That keeps you in control of exactly what gets removed, which matters on documents where the same spot holds different content page to page.