Your service area photos look outdated?

Old signage, dated decor, and faded branding make customers think you're closed or out of business.

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Service Area Photos Look Outdated? Remove Old Signage

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Popular use cases:

Outdated service area photos
Remove old signage
Update location photos
Dated storefront photos
Franchise rebrand photos
Old business photos

Cost: Free No signup required
Time: Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on: Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
Powered by: AI-powered photo editing

Scenario	Prompt	Time
Remove old signage	`remove old faded signage, make storefront current`	20s
Update branding	`remove old logo, update to current brand identity`	25s
Remove dated awning	`remove dated awning, create fresh modern appearance`	18s
Remove old promotions	`remove old promotional signs, clean modern storefront`	15s

How it works

Upload your outdated location photo

Drop the photo showing old signage, dated decor, previous branding, or elements that make your location look old or closed. Common for franchise rebrandings, renovations, or just aging storefronts.

Expect: Simple removals (signage, dated elements): 15-25 seconds. Complex updates: may need refinement.
Describe what's outdated and should go

Type 'remove old faded signage and update to modern look' or 'remove dated awning and old logo, make it look current.' Be specific about outdated elements. The AI understands business context—'make it look open and current' or 'remove 2015 branding.'

Tip: If you have new branding, describe it: 'replace old blue logo with current green branding style.'

Copy one of these to get started:

Old faded signage making business look closed remove old faded signage, make the storefront look current and well-maintained
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Previous branding from franchise rebrand remove old logo and branding elements, update to reflect current brand identity
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Dated awning or exterior elements remove dated awning and worn exterior elements, create fresh modern appearance
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Old promotional signs and dated displays remove old promotional signs and dated window displays, clean modern storefront
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2 more prompts

Weathered paint or worn appearance enhance appearance to look freshly maintained, remove signs of weathering and age
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Outdated decor visible through windows update the interior decor visible through windows to look modern and current
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Review for current appearance

Check that obviously dated elements are gone. Verify the location looks maintained and current. Ensure nothing suggests 'closed' or 'out of business.' Your location photos directly impact whether people visit.
Refine if needed

If specific dated elements remain or need more work, tap markers on those areas and regenerate. Most updates work on the first try.

Tip: Update Google My Business and website immediately—outdated photos actively hurt foot traffic.

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Service Area Photos Look Outdated? Remove Old Signage

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"Our franchise location photos from 2018 showed old logo and faded awning. Customers called asking if we were still open. Updated all 5 locations in 20 minutes—no more confused calls." @MultiLocationOwner

See it in action

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Franchise with old logo from rebrand

Coffee shop franchise rebranded in 2023 but location photos from 2019 still showed old logo and color scheme. Customers confused about whether location was part of new brand. Updated signage digitally.

Prompt: remove old logo and branding elements, update to reflect current brand identity

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Restaurant with faded torn awning and old 2015 banner — Before

Fresh updated storefront looking well-maintained and current — After

Restaurant with dated awning and old sign

Restaurant exterior photo showed sun-faded awning with tears and old '2015 OPEN' banner still up. Made them look closed or struggling. Removed dated elements to look fresh and current.

Prompt: remove old faded signage, make the storefront look current and well-maintained

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If something looks off

AI removed current signage along with old elements

Why: The AI may have interpreted 'remove signage' too broadly.

Try: remove only the old faded signage, keep current branding and signs intact

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Tip: Specify 'old' or 'faded' to distinguish outdated elements from current ones you want to keep.

Updated area looks fake or obviously edited

Why: Complex signage removal can leave visible patches or unnatural areas.

Try: blend the area naturally where old signage was removed, make it look realistic

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Tip: For very prominent signage, consider having new signage added rather than just removed.

Photo still looks dated even after updates

Why: Multiple dated elements (architecture, cars in shot, style) create overall old feeling.

Try: Also enhance lighting and colors to modern bright style, not just remove specific elements

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Tip: Sometimes overall color grading and lighting updates are needed beyond specific element removal.

Can't remove all outdated elements without destroying photo

Why: If the entire location is dated (old architecture, everything needs updating), digital fixes have limits.

Try: Focus on most obvious dated elements, or consider new photos if entire location looks old

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Tip: Digital updates work best for specific elements (signage, awnings). Entire location aging may need actual renovation photos.

AI changed the wrong part of the photo

Why: Multiple signs or elements may have caused ambiguous targeting.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific old element to remove, then: remove only this item

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Tip: Markers tell the AI 'remove THIS specific sign' when multiple signs exist.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark areas before describing what to remove?

No! Just describe what's outdated: 'remove old faded signage' or 'remove dated awning.' The AI understands business location context. Only use markers if you need to specify exactly which element when there are multiple similar items.

Why do outdated location photos hurt business?

Customers judge whether you're open, current, and well-maintained by photos. Faded signage signals 'going out of business.' Old branding suggests 'not updated in years.' Dated elements make people think you're closed or changed ownership. On Google My Business especially, outdated photos reduce visits and calls. Current photos prove you're active and professional.

Can I use digitally updated photos on Google My Business?

Yes, with reasonable limits. Removing outdated signage, faded elements, or previous branding shows your location as it should appear now. Don't misrepresent reality—adding features that don't exist or showing major changes that haven't happened. The goal is showing your location at its current best, not creating false expectations.

Should I update photos or just take new ones?

If only specific elements are outdated (signage, awning, dated decor), digital updates are faster and cheaper than coordinating new photoshoots. If the entire location has changed significantly (renovation, expansion, new layout), take new photos. Digital updates work best for specific element removal, not wholesale transformations.

How often should I update location photos?

Update immediately when: branding changes, signage is replaced, major renovations happen, visible wear appears (faded paint, torn awnings), or photos are 3+ years old. Old photos actively hurt business—they're not neutral, they make you look closed or neglected. Fresh photos signal active thriving business.

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Your service area photos look outdated?

How it works

Upload your outdated location photo

Describe what's outdated and should go

Review for current appearance

Refine if needed

See it in action

Franchise with old logo from rebrand

Restaurant with dated awning and old sign

If something looks off

Quick answers

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