Can I use this on Gemini and Flow exports?

You can manually select a visible logo in a supported video file. Logo designs and export settings vary; use the real mark in your clip as the guide.

Will video quality change?

The whole video is re-encoded to H.264. The selected area is filled or blurred, which can leave visible smoothing. The result is not lossless.

Is my video uploaded?

No. The free tool processes your file locally with WebAssembly. Paid AI tools are separate and require a deliberate upload.

How long does processing take?

It depends on the clip, resolution, browser and device. The published example records its exact settings, rather than promising a processing time.

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Gemini Video Logo Remover

Select the visible logo in your Gemini video, then fill or blur its area in your browser. Free, private, no new watermark.

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Project sample · Free processing

A Gemini sparkle, before and after

This test clip from an MIT-licensed open-source project shows a Gemini four-point logo over a mountain road. The result uses this site’s free delogo settings. It is not an official Google example.

Original · visible Gemini sparkle

The same video frame after local delogo processing — After · free delogo filter

Both frames are at 2.000 s. The magnified crops show the same 100 × 60 pixel corner. The full video frame has not been cropped.

Videos load only after you click. Nothing is uploaded and no paid task starts.

Source: 1iki/gemini-watermark-remover · Gemini-marked project test sample
Video: 8 s · 720 × 1280 · 24 fps
Method: FFmpeg delogo · H.264 CRF 23
Processed: 2026-10-22

Native FFmpeg ran this site’s free filter and encoding settings. This is not an AI result, the upstream reverse-alpha result, or a browser speed test. Filling can smooth details; the full video is re-encoded. Invisible provenance was not verified.

A visible video logo may be a Gemini symbol or a Veo wordmark, depending on the product, model and watermark settings. This page lets you select the mark you can see; it does not automatically identify its type. The documented example comes from the open-source gemini-watermark-remover project and carries a visible Gemini symbol. Its generation model and prompt are not documented.

Draw a box over the visible logo. Remove mode uses the FFmpeg delogo filter to interpolate pixels from the surrounding area; Blur softens that area instead. The video is re-encoded to H.264 MP4 locally. This free operation does not use an AI model.

Select the actual mark

For a logo that stays in one place, draw a box just beyond its edges. Moving logos may need more boxes and time ranges.

Inspect detailed backgrounds

Scrub the full result. Local filling can leave smoothing or visible patches on texture and motion; compare Blur when filling looks worse.

Visible pixels and provenance

This tool targets the visible overlay. It does not check SynthID or certify that provenance metadata is preserved.

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