Watermark Remover
Drop a photo here or click to choose
Paint only the mark. Thin text and small spots fill better than a large logo.
Cover a small mark with the brush, then fill that area from the pixels around it. The repair is done in this tab. Nothing is uploaded.
How to use
- Open the photo. Large files are scaled so the long side is at most 1,600 pixels, which is the size you will download.
- Set the brush just wide enough to cover the mark. Paint over the mark and a pixel or two of the surrounding photo so the edge can blend.
- Click Fill painted area. Undo goes back one stroke. Clear paint drops the mask without changing the photo.
- If a spot still looks wrong, paint that spot again and fill a second time. Download PNG when you are done.
What to expect
Thin type, a date stamp, dust, and a scratch on a plain wall come out usable. A large opaque logo, especially one sitting on a face or on fine detail, will look soft or smeared. This is a nearby-pixel fill, not a generative repaint, so it cannot invent the detail that was hidden under the mark.
Do not use the result to remove a stock-photo or photographer watermark from an image you do not have rights to, and do not present the repaired file as someone else's original work. A visible notice is on this page because the tool can be misused. The fill itself does not check who owns the file.
Questions
Why isn't this one click?
A one-click removal has to guess which pixels are the mark. That guess eats text you wanted to keep, and it still fails on a big logo. Painting the mark is slower and much more accurate.
The filled area looks blurry.
The brush was larger than the mark, or the mark covered detail. Undo, use a smaller brush, and paint only the ink.
Is the image uploaded?
No.