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Gemini image cleanup
Brush over the Gemini sparkle on an image you created, or turn off Media Watermark in Gemini for new exports.
How do I remove the Gemini watermark from an image? To remove the Gemini watermark from an image you already made, upload it to Clearframe, brush over the sparkle and its soft edge, and download the rebuilt image. For new images, turn off Settings → Media Watermark in Gemini. Neither method removes Google's invisible SynthID watermark, which stays in every Gemini image.
Files are processed temporarily and deleted after the job.
Real before and after results
See how clean removal looks on common logo, text and social-video overlays.
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Text watermark
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Corner logo
Context-aware cleanup
Small corner marks are ideal for context-aware inpainting. Use a tight brush around the sparkle and include antialiased edge pixels.
Adjustable brush control for compact Gemini logos.
The model uses nearby detail instead of smearing the corner.
Output keeps your resolution (up to 4096px on the long edge); width and height are padded to a multiple of 8.
Before you edit anything, check whether Gemini will stop adding the visible sparkle to new files. On a computer open gemini.google.com, go to Settings → Media Watermark (bottom-left), and turn it on or off. In the Gemini mobile app: menu → Settings → Media Watermark.
The toggle only applies to images, videos and music you generate after you change it, and only inside Gemini Apps (web and mobile)—not other Google products. In India, South Korea and Vietnam, only AI Ultra subscribers see the toggle; everyone else gets a visible watermark automatically. The switch controls the visible mark only; SynthID stays on every Gemini image.
Use Clearframe only on images you created or have permission to edit. Compare the original and result at 100% zoom before you download.
If the file already has the corner mark, rebuild that corner with the brush:
Some browser-local tools use reverse alpha blending to restore the exact pixels under a standard-size, standard-position sparkle—but only on an unmodified Gemini original download.
Clearframe uses AI inpainting (LaMa) to rebuild the brushed area from surrounding texture. That fits screenshots, resized or cropped files, re-compressed exports, and marks that overlap other elements. The rebuilt pixels are a plausible guess, not the original pixels under the logo.
If you still have a clean Gemini original, turn the watermark off in settings for future exports. If you only have an edited or compressed copy, brush and rebuild.
Transparent PNG areas become black after processing. Lay down a solid background in another editor first, or re-apply transparency after download.
Output width and height are padded to a multiple of 8, so the file may gain a few edge pixels. Crop back to the size you need if exact dimensions matter.
JPG, PNG and WEBP are accepted up to 10 MB, with the long edge kept up to 4096px.
Need to clean a short Gemini video clip instead? The video watermark remover handles MP4, MOV and WEBM up to 30 seconds with a mark that stays in one place.
Cleaning other Google AI marks, or need a different image tool:
Three simple steps
Prefer the original download, not a screenshot, whenever you can.
Paint over the mark plus a thin ring of soft edge pixels.
Review both images side by side before downloading.
Clear answers
Processing, quality, formats and responsible use.
Yes, for new images: Settings → Media Watermark in Gemini Apps. In India, South Korea and Vietnam the toggle only appears with AI Ultra. It doesn't affect images already created.
Upload it, brush the sparkle plus a thin ring of edge pixels, and compare before downloading.
No. Clearframe only rebuilds the visible pixels you paint over. SynthID is not removed by Gemini's toggle either.
Transparent areas are filled with black during processing. Add a background first or re-apply transparency after download.
Output dimensions are padded to a multiple of 8. Crop back to the original size if you need exact dimensions.
No, selection is manual for predictable control.
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