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Turnbaugh909

: No. A JPG is a raster image with no concept of layers or history or anything of the kind that would let you revert it to a previous state or remove anything leaving what was underneath

No.

A JPG is a raster image with no concept of layers or history or anything of the kind that would let you revert it to a previous state or remove anything leaving what was underneath intact.

The only solution is to find the original file (version history in Dropbox or Google Drive comes to mind) or some other non-graphic-related technical solution.

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