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Image Watermark Remover

Fill or blur a watermark on any PNG, JPG or WebP image in your browser – no upload, no sign-up, no new watermark.

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A real input to try

Start with an openly licensed sample.

A tiger PNG with a Gemini sparkle, supplied as a test image by the MIT-licensed Gemini Watermark Remover project. Try your own manual fill or blur selection; no automatic-removal result is shown here.

Input · image/png
Original tiger image with a Gemini sparkle at the lower right

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Source
1iki/gemini-watermark-remover · MIT
Input
1376 × 768 · 2.31 MiB

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A logo, date stamp or line of text on a photo can be covered in two ways. Fill rebuilds the area from the pixels around it, which looks natural on sky, walls and soft backgrounds. Blur softens the area so the mark is unreadable, and works on any background.

Use it on your own photos, AI images and screenshots before they go into a post, a listing or a presentation. Draw a box over the mark, pick a method, and save.

The image never leaves your device. Processing runs locally in your browser, and the result is saved as PNG or JPG at the original resolution with nothing added.

Start with Fill, fall back to Blur

Try Fill first. If the patch looks smeared because the mark sits on detail, switch that box to Blur.

Match the output format

PNG keeps the image lossless and preserves transparency. JPG is smaller and fine for photos. WebP images can be saved as either.

Several marks, several boxes

Add one box per mark. A single large box covering the whole image will not work; keep each box tight.

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A place for every edit.

Remove a logo, refine your footage, change a format or take the sound with you. Find the tool for your next step.

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