Take the watermark off your image in one click
Drop a still from Gemini, Imagen or Nano Banana. The corner mark is rebuilt away at full resolution, and your file never leaves the browser.
Free forever. No sign up. Nothing uploaded.
Drop your image here
PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 10 MB
Processed on your device, never uploaded.
One small tool that does one thing well
Google stamps a small logo in the corner of images made with Gemini, Imagen and Nano Banana. This takes that logo off pictures you generated yourself, and it does the work on your own machine rather than on somebody else’s server.
Nothing is uploaded
The file is read by your browser and stays there. No server sees it, no database stores it, and closing the tab is the whole delete process.
Nothing is degraded
Only the marked region is rebuilt. Width, height and every pixel outside the box come back exactly as the model wrote them.
Nothing is asked of you
No account, no card, no export cap, no queue. The work runs on your machine, so there is nothing to meter.
Same picture, same pixels, one thing gone
No crop, no blur patch, no resize. Only the logo area is rebuilt, and everything around it comes back exactly as the model made it.
Drag the handle to compare. Original export on the right, cleaned copy on the left.
Three steps, and all of them local
Drop the file in
Pick any still from Gemini, Imagen or Nano Banana. It loads straight into the page with no upload step in between, so there is no wait and no queue.
Check the region
The corner box is placed for you the moment the file loads. Drag or resize it if the mark sits somewhere unusual, then confirm.
Save the clean copy
The marked area is rebuilt from the pixels around it and the image downloads at its original dimensions.
Built for the one job, done properly
The corner mark is found for you
Gemini, Imagen and Nano Banana all stamp the same corner position, so the region is proposed the second your file loads. No masking, no settings, no learning curve.
Original resolution out
Width, height and aspect come back untouched. PNG stays lossless end to end.
Nothing is ever uploaded
The whole operation runs on a canvas inside your browser. Disconnect from the network after the page loads and it still works, which is the simplest proof there is.
Anyone working with Google AI images
Designers
Clean up concept art and mood boards before they go into a client deck.
Marketers
Drop generated visuals into ads and landing pages without a logo in the corner.
Creators
Use AI stills as thumbnails and post art that match the rest of your feed.
Developers
Prepare generated assets for mockups and prototypes at their native size.
What it does, and what it will not do
It does
- Remove the visible corner logo from Google AI stills
- Let you reposition the region by hand
- Leave every pixel outside that region untouched
- Run entirely offline after the first load
It does not
- Touch SynthID or any invisible provenance signal
- Strip C2PA credentials or EXIF metadata
- Work well on screenshots or recompressed copies
- Alter the content of your image in any way
Use it on images you generated or own. Removing a visible logo does not make a file untraceable, and it is not a way to present AI work as something else.
Everything people usually ask
Yes. No account, no card, no export limit. The work runs on your own machine, so there is no per-file cost to pass on.
No. Your browser reads the file and never sends it anywhere. Go offline after the page loads and it still works.
PNG comes back lossless with only the marked region changed. JPEG has to be written out again, which is one re-encode at high quality. Start from PNG where you can.
No. SynthID is an invisible signal Google embeds in the pixels themselves, and this tool does not touch it. It removes the visible corner logo only.
For an image you generated yourself this is generally between you and the terms you accepted when you used the model. This is not legal advice, and platform rules on disclosing AI content still apply wherever you publish.
Not today. This is a still image tool. Video is a different pipeline and is not part of it.
Clean up your first image right now
Free, no sign up, and nothing ever leaves your device.