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Chiropractic Promo Photos: Erase Last Season's New-Patient Price

Keep the licensed clinic still, clear burned-in dollars and expiry lines, then letter today's offer for Google and waiting-room screens.

By Backgroundcanvas Editorial 2 min read

Written by Backgroundcanvas Editorial, the team that builds these image tools. We disclose that affiliation here. Platform sizes and rules below come from the linked official docs, not from a lab bake-off.

The front desk still gets the $49 call

Google Business and the waiting-room loop still show last spring's new-patient adjustment price across a licensed clinic still. The offer ended. The photo did not. Reshooting between appointments is rarely on the calendar. The job is to keep the still patients or staff signed for marketing, erase the burned-in dollars and expiry, and export crops for GBP and ads. You are removing a sticker. You are not inventing a clinical result, and you are not whitening or reshaping a spine in software. Front desk should be able to say the photo was updated the same week the offer changed.

Paint the offer; leave the person

Upload the promo JPEG to text removal. Brush "NEW PATIENT $49," "OFFER ENDS JUNE," and a retired phone number as one block. Zoom to 100% on clothing, skin, and the treatment-room wall. You want the original grain, not a plastic patch. Do not brush faces or adjust posture in the pixels. A stock badge in the corner is a watermark after the letters are gone — one routing sentence, then back to type. If the type covers most of a face, stop. Reconstruction cannot invent the expression you needed for consent photos.

Promo photo with overlay text before AI cleanup Before
Same promo photo after AI text removal — clean for a new clinic offer After
Expired new-patient type on a clinic still (top) and the cleaned frame ready for this month (bottom). Try text removal free →

Crops, boards, and compliance

Uploads accept JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF up to 10MB and 6000×6000 px. A 2400 px JPEG under 4MB typically returns in under 60 seconds. Export a high-resolution square for Google Business and a 1.91:1 for ads. Only edit stills with a current marketing release. Do not scrape another clinic's Invisalign-style ad or invent "pain-free guaranteed" after cleanup — add compliant copy on a separate layer in your layout tool so next quarter you change type without another reconstruction. Keep `promo-clinic-base.jpg` without type and a dated folder of what went live.

Waiting-room screens

The same untitled still can loop on the reception TV if you letter today's offer in the player, not in the pixels. Skip motion-blurred walk-throughs. Skip files the patient never signed. Dental whitening overlays are a different clinical-claims problem; this page is a chiropractic price stamp. Name files by campaign month so the desk can find what is live versus archive.

When GBP still advertises a price the clipboard no longer has, clear the overlay on the consented still and leave the clinical truth alone.