Paint over a logo, stamp, text or object in your own picture and fill it in.
Use this only on pictures you own or have permission to edit. Removing a watermark from someone else's work can break copyright law and the terms of the site you got it from.
Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP image that you own or may edit.
Use the brush or a box to cover the mark. Cover its edges too.
Press Remove, check the result, and download it. Undo if it needs another try.
No. The area is filled in your browser, so the picture stays on your device.
No. Watermarks protect the work of photographers and artists. Use this tool only on pictures you own, or where you have permission to edit them. Removing a watermark from someone else's work can break copyright law and the terms of the site you got it from.
Small marks on a fairly even or textured background: your own logo or date stamp, dust, a stray object, or a line of text. It fills the area using nearby texture.
Large areas and areas over faces, text or fine detail cannot be rebuilt perfectly, because the tool only copies from the rest of the picture. Remove small parts one at a time, and cover the whole mark including its edges.
Yes. Undo mark removes your last brush stroke, and Undo removal goes back to before the last fill. Start over returns to the original picture.
Pictures up to 30 MB. Very large ones are worked on at up to 3000 px on the longest side, and the area you mark can be up to about 450,000 pixels at a time.