Remove a watermark
Paint the mark. A model in this tab fills it in. The photo is not uploaded.
For a mark you are allowed to remove: one you added, a stain, or a date stamp on your own photo. Not for stripping someone else's copyright notice.
PNG, JPEG, WebP
FAQ
Does the photo get uploaded?
No. Painting and the fill both happen in this tab. The runtime and the MI-GAN model (MIT, about 28 MB) are loaded from this site the first time you click remove, then the browser can cache them. The download is a local blob URL. Verify local.
Does it find the watermark by itself?
No. You paint the pixels to replace. Cover the whole mark, including the faint edge. The model invents texture for that spot. It is better than smearing nearby color, and it can still fail when the mark crosses a face or fine lettering you want to keep.
What should I not use this for?
Do not use it to strip a copyright notice or a stock-photo watermark from a picture you do not have the right to change.