Free tool

Watermark Remover

Erase watermarks from photos and videos, free, right in your browser.

Remove watermarks from your photos and videos for free, right in your browser. The Savozi Watermark Remover uses AI inpainting to erase logos, text stamps and overlays, then intelligently rebuilds the background underneath.

How it works: upload your image, brush over the watermark with the adjustable brush, and hit Remove watermark. For photos with a repeating tiled watermark, brush one instance and use Find repeating marks to detect and mark every copy automatically.

The video mode works the same way: upload a clip, scrub to a clear frame, mark the watermark once, and the tool cleans that area on every frame. It is perfect for static corner logos on short clips.

Your files are processed 100 percent on your device and never uploaded anywhere. No accounts, no limits, and no watermarks added to your downloads.

Frequently asked questions

How does the watermark remover work?

Brush over the watermark on your photo and AI inpainting reconstructs the background underneath. For video, you mark the watermark once on a single frame and the same area is cleaned on every frame automatically.

What is "Find repeating marks"?

Many watermarks repeat in a tiled pattern across the image. Brush over one instance and the tool scans the whole photo for matching copies, then marks them all for removal in one click.

Are my photos and videos uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser, including the AI removal engine. Your files never leave your device.

Which formats are supported?

Images: JPG, PNG and WebP in, PNG out. Video: MP4, WebM and MOV in (whatever your browser can play), WebM out with audio kept when the browser allows it.

Will the result be perfect?

Inpainting intelligently guesses the hidden pixels, so small marks on simple backgrounds disappear cleanly. Large marks over busy textures may leave a soft trace. For video, short clips with a static watermark give the best results.

Is it really free?

Yes, unlimited use, no account, no watermarks added to your downloads.