Works well
- Corner logos and website watermarks
- Date and time stamps from cameras and phones
- Captions, usernames and short lines of text
- Small stickers, emojis and stray objects on plain or textured backgrounds
AI IMAGE EDITOR
An AI watermark remover erases marks you do not want on a photo. Upload an image, circle each watermark, logo, caption or date stamp, and ViNano fills those spots with the background around them. Only the circled areas are redrawn; the rest of the photo is copied back from your upload at its original resolution.
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP photo. You can also drag it onto the page or paste it from your clipboard.
Draw a loop around each watermark, logo or line of text. Leave a little margin so the whole mark is inside the loop. You can mark up to 12 areas.
Click Remove watermark. Compare the result with the slider, then download it or remove anything that is left.
The tool rebuilds each circled area from what surrounds it, so it works best when every mark covers a small part of the picture.
After generation, every pixel outside your loops is copied back from the photo you uploaded. Colors, faces and text elsewhere are not touched.
The result has the same width and height as your upload. Very large photos (over 16 megapixels or 6,000 px on the long side) are scaled down first.
Each loop gets a narrow soft edge, so the filled area blends into the background instead of showing a hard outline.
All three can make a mark disappear. Pick the one that matches the change you want.
| Tool | What it changes | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| AI watermark remover | Erases the areas you circle and fills them with the surrounding background; several areas at once | You want marks, logos or text gone and nothing else changed |
| AI image inpainting | Redraws one area you circle by following your text prompt | You want to replace something with a new object, not only remove it |
| AI image editor | Edits the whole picture from a text instruction | You want a bigger change such as a new background or style |
Only remove watermarks from images you own or have permission to edit. Removing a copyright notice from someone else's work can break the law and the image's license.
Each removal uses credits, the same amount whether you mark one area or twelve. The button shows the exact amount before you start, and credits are deducted only when an image is returned.
| Photo size (long side) | Model | Paid account | Free account |
|---|---|---|---|
| Any size | Nano Banana | 15 | 25 |
| Up to 2,000 px | Nano Banana Pro | 80 | Paid accounts only |
| 2,001–4,000 px | Nano Banana Pro | 100 | Paid accounts only |
| Over 4,000 px | Nano Banana Pro | 150 | Paid accounts only |
Nano Banana fills the marks at 1K and pastes them into your full-size photo, so large photos cost the same as small ones. A paid account means any credit pack or plan. See pricing for credit packs.
Removing a watermark uses credits: 25 credits with Nano Banana on a free account and 15 on a paid account. New accounts receive free sign-up credits (50 for most email providers), so you can try it after you sign in.
Upload the photo, draw a loop around the watermark and click Remove watermark. The AI fills the loop with the background around it and keeps the rest of the photo unchanged.
No. Pixels outside your loops are copied back from your upload after generation. Only the circled areas and a narrow soft edge around them are new.
Yes. Any small mark works the same way: captions, usernames, website logos, camera date stamps, emojis and stickers. Circle each one and remove them all in one go.
Not well. A tiled watermark repeated across the picture leaves no clean background to rebuild from, and circling all of it means the AI redraws most of the image. The tool works best on marks that cover a small part of the photo.
Nano Banana fills the marked areas at 1K, which is enough for most watermarks and costs the same for any photo size. Nano Banana Pro works at your photo's size (up to 4K) and keeps more detail in large marks or busy textures. It starts at 80 credits and needs a paid account.
No. This tool edits single images in JPG, PNG or WebP format.
It depends on who owns the image. Removing watermarks from your own photos, or from images you have permission to edit, is fine. Removing a copyright notice from someone else's work to reuse it may infringe their rights.