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Image Watermark Remover

Remove Content Credentials (C2PA) metadata and AI-generated watermarks from JPG and PNG images. Free, browser-only, private.

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Drop an image here or click to browse

JPG and PNG supported

Detection results

Content Credentials

Gemini Watermark

Is this a Gemini AI-generated image?

Remove Gemini watermark →

Visual watermark

Draw over any visible watermark to remove it.

How to Use

Three steps to get started

1

Upload your image

Drag and drop a JPG or PNG onto the upload area, or click to browse your files.

2

Review detection results

The tool automatically scans for Content Credentials (C2PA) metadata and shows the results in the panel on the right. Click "Remove" to strip the metadata.

3

Remove visual watermarks & download

Use the selection tool to draw over any visible watermark, then click "Remove selected area". Download the cleaned image as a PNG when done.

About This Tool

Clean images of embedded metadata and visible watermarks

Modern image files often carry more than just pixels. The C2PA (Content Credentials) standard embeds provenance chains — creation history, AI-generation flags, and editing records — directly into JPEG and PNG files. While useful for attribution, this metadata can also reveal information you may prefer to keep private.

This tool detects C2PA metadata by scanning the raw bytes of your uploaded file for the known APP11 marker (JPEG) and caBX chunk (PNG). When found, stripping it is as simple as re-exporting the image through an HTML5 canvas, which only retains pixel data.

For AI-generated images that include burned-in visual watermarks, the selection tool lets you draw a rectangle over the watermark area. The inpainting algorithm then fills the region by sampling and blending the surrounding pixel colors, making the patch blend into the background.

Everything runs entirely in your browser. No image data is transmitted to any server, making this safe for sensitive or proprietary images.

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