ResetSheet

ResetSheet · Worksheet Eraser

Remove Handwriting from Worksheets

Remove grading marks and handwriting from a photo of a finished test or worksheet and get a clean copy back. Use it for retries, mistake notebooks, or passing workbooks on to a younger sibling.

Photos never leave this device Auto: red & blue pen, highlighter Manual: black pen, pencil

Pages

You can upload several pages at once, or drag them onto the workspace.

Rub out black pen and pencil with the eraser. Use the restore brush to bring back anything erased by mistake.

Erase automatically

Raise it if faint colored marks remain; lower it if printed colored text gets erased.

Whitens pencil marks. Set it too high and thin printed lines fade too.

Save

Saved at US Letter size. For personal study use only.

ResetSheet turns a finished worksheet back into a fresh one. Erase answers, grading marks and handwriting from a photo of any test or worksheet and print a clean copy for practice, free and without signing up.

How it works

  1. Upload photos Take a photo of the test from directly above in good light. You can upload several pages at once.
  2. Erase automatically Red grading marks, blue pen and highlighter are removed automatically. Try "Fade light pencil" for pencil.
  3. Touch up by hand Rub out remaining black pen or pencil with the eraser, and use the restore brush to undo mistakes.
  4. Save as PDF Save a Letter-size PDF and print it for a clean retry.

FAQ

Are my photos uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser on this device. Photos are never stored or sent anywhere.
Does it remove black pen automatically?
Not yet. Only colored marks are removed automatically; use the eraser for black pen and dark pencil. Automatic removal is in the works.
What if a mark covers printed text?
Text hidden under a mark usually can't be recovered. Slide "Compare" to check the result against the original.
Can I share cleaned workbooks?
Workbooks and school tests are copyrighted. Please keep cleaned copies for your own child's study.

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