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Watermark Remover

Remove small watermarks and unwanted marks with local healing and clone brushes. Zoom in, review the result and download a copy without image uploads.

Your finished image stays in this tab. Choose compression settings, then process it below.

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Choose your images, adjust the settings and download your results.

Drop your images here

One image or the whole folder’s worth.

JPG, PNG & WebP · Up to 50 MB per image · 100 images

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QUICK PRESETS

PHOTO METADATA

Keep photo dates, camera details and GPS, or remove source metadata.

Supported fields & limits

Preserves EXIF dates, camera details and GPS when present. PNG text/dates and JPG comments stay when keeping their format. XMP, IPTC and original colour profiles are not transferred; embedded preview links are cleared when re-encoding; orientation and dimensions are updated. Retained metadata counts toward your target. Choose Remove metadata for privacy. Downloaded file dates may change.

OUTPUT FORMAT

Keep each image’s format. Quality applies to JPG and WebP.

TARGET FILE SIZE

QUALITY82%

Smaller fileHigher quality

Resize large imagesKeep the proportions. Skip the bulk.

MAXIMUM LONG EDGE

Keep the original dimensions of every image.

GET THE RESULT YOU NEED

How to remove a watermark from an image

Remove small watermarks and unwanted marks with local healing and clone brushes. Zoom in, review the result and download a copy without image uploads.

Choose an image or Try a sample. Zoom in and use Pan view to position the area.
Choose Mark healing area, brush over a small mark, then Heal marked area. For textured areas, Pick clone source and paint with Clone brush.
Review the repair, undo if needed, then Prepare download as PNG, JPG or WebP.

What to expect

Basic healing estimates pixels from the edge of the selection. It works best on small marks over simple backgrounds; large logos, faces and detailed textures may smear. Clone strokes copy a clean source region. Neither method recovers hidden original detail. Use images you own or have permission to edit.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Healing, cloning and export run in your browser. This tool downloads no AI model.

Can this remove every watermark perfectly?

No. Large or repeated watermarks and complex backgrounds may leave visible repairs. Keep the original and inspect every result.

How does the clone brush work?

Pick a clean source point. The start of each destination stroke samples that point, then copies the surrounding texture as you drag.

Can I undo a repair?

Yes. Undo restores recent image states. Clearing a red selection does not alter image pixels.

HOW IT WORKS

How local watermark repair works

See how local healing estimates replacement pixels from the surrounding area, and how cloning copies a clean area over a mark. These edits repair the visible image; they cannot recover the original hidden detail.

Healing selection

The brush creates a pixel mask. Basic healing fills the mask inward from neighbouring pixels, then smooths only the selected region. This is a local estimate, not an AI model or recovery of the hidden original.

Clone stamp

A clone stroke copies pixels from a selected source offset on a frozen image snapshot. Each stroke starts at the selected source point, and Undo restores the image before the stroke.

Limits and export

Repairs are limited to 250,000 selected pixels per healing operation. Zoom changes the preview only. Export flattens the edited pixels into a new file; originals are not overwritten.

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