Upload a PNG, JPG or WEBP, or paste an HTTPS link to the image. The AI rebuilds the pixels under the watermark; compare the result with the original before you use it.
Each run costs 10 credits for one image, whatever its size. Sign in to run it; the result downloads as PNG, JPEG or WEBP.
Upload a watermarked still or paste a URL, then let the remover rebuild clean pixels.
Supports PNG, JPG, or WEBP up to 10 MB via the secure proxy.
Return base64 response
Include a base64 string alongside the download URL for serverless pipelines.
Enable sync mode
Wait for the remover to finish cleaning before returning the response.
One image per run, one flat price, and a result you can check before you use it.
Use a direct HTTPS link to an image, or upload a PNG, JPG or WEBP up to 10 MB.
A run costs 10 credits for one image, whatever its dimensions. The cost is on the run button before you start.
Pick PNG for sharp edges and transparency, JPEG for photos, or WEBP for lighter files.
Small logos and corner stamps tend to clean up best. Large or semi-transparent marks over detailed areas can leave traces, so compare with the original.
Four steps, one image at a time. Typical uses are screenshots, product mockups, thumbnails and reference images you have the right to edit.
Paste an HTTPS link to the image, or upload a PNG, JPG or WEBP file. You are asked to sign in first if you have not.
Keep PNG for sharp edges and transparency, JPEG for photos, or WEBP for lighter files.
Press run. The tool shows progress while the AI rebuilds the area under the watermark.
Check the cleaned image against the original, then download it if it is good enough for your use.
Short answers about links, cost, accounts and permission.
Yes, if the link points straight to an image file (PNG, JPG or WEBP). Paste it into the box above. A link to a web page or gallery is not an image, so save the picture and upload it instead. The service has to be able to open the link, so private or expiring links can fail.
Each run costs 10 credits for one image, shown on the run button. Credit plans and packs are listed on the pricing page.
Yes. Uploading and running need a signed-in account, so the run button opens sign-in first. Credits are only used when a run starts.
Often it is hard to see afterwards, but nothing is guaranteed. Small, isolated marks clean up best; large, repeated or semi-transparent marks over detailed textures can leave traces. Compare with the original before you use the result.
Only use it on images you own or have permission to edit. A watermark often marks someone else's rights, and removing it from work you do not have rights to can break the owner's terms or the law. Our acceptable use policy applies.
Before you run it
The tool rebuilds the pixels under the mark from what surrounds it. That is easy when the surroundings are simple and hard when they are not.
Small logos, corner stamps and thin text over smooth backgrounds such as sky, walls, studio backdrops or flat colour leave plenty of clean neighbouring pixels to copy.
Screenshots, mockups and mood-board images with a single mark away from the subject are the typical fit.
Large marks across faces, text, fine patterns or busy foliage hide the detail the AI has to reconstruct. Marks repeated over the whole image and semi-transparent overlays are harder still.
If the result shows a smear or a repeated texture, treat it as a draft rather than a final file. Nothing is guaranteed, which is why the comparison step exists.
If the cleaned image is small or soft, run it through the Plain Upscaler to add resolution, and compare again before you export.
Keep the original file. The cleaned copy is a new image, and you may want the original if you try a different crop.
Pick the next step for the cleaned file.
