Free AI watermark remover that runs in your browser. Drag-and-drop any JPG, PNG, or WEBP — watermarks vanish in seconds. No signup, no upload servers, no smudges. Built for designers, marketers, and creators.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
We built Watermark Remover because every existing tool fell into one of
three buckets:
💰 Paywalled behind a $9/mo subscription for a feature you use twice
🔒 Forced signup — give us your email before you see one pixel
🫠 "Free" but the output looks like someone smeared Vaseline on it
So we tried to build the version we wanted to use.
**What it does**
Drop in any JPG, PNG, or WEBP. Our AI detects the watermark — any type,
size, or position — and erases it in under 3 seconds (median). The image
stays sharp because the model reconstructs the texture underneath,
rather than just blurring the watermark region.
**Why it's different**
- 🖥️ **Runs in your browser.** Your images never touch an upload
server. Designers working on unreleased brand assets care about this
a lot — so do lawyers handling evidence photos.
- 🚪 **No login, no email, no tracking.** Genuinely free, not
"free with a credit card on file."
- ⚡ **Sub-3s median time.** Including the AI inference.
- 🎨 **Quality preservation.** No smudge halos. We tested against
4,000 real-world watermarked images before shipping.
**Who it's for**
Designers cleaning up stock comps, marketers repurposing licensed
assets, ecom teams touching up product shots, students removing
stock-photo watermarks for presentations (we see you 👀).
**What's next**
- Batch processing (10+ images at once)
- Video watermark removal
- Figma / Photoshop plugin
We're live all day — ask us anything about the model, the privacy
architecture, or what's on the roadmap. The first 100 PH voters get
6 months of Pro free (unlimited batch + 4K). Just email
hello@watermarkremover with "PH" in the subject after you vote. 🙏
— Robin, builder of Watermark Remover
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Curious how it handles watermarks that are semi-transparent or layered over busy textures, since those usually trip up in-browser tools — does it ever leave smudges on say a patterned background?
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A batch upload option would be huge, especially when I'm cleaning up multiple product shots in one go. Dragging one file at a time slows down the workflow pretty noticeably.
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Pulled a stock photo off my desktop with a giant iStock logo and it disappeared cleanly in a couple seconds, no smudging on the grass like other tools I've tried.
Curious how it handles watermarks that are semi-transparent or layered over busy textures, since those usually trip up in-browser tools — does it ever leave smudges on say a patterned background?
A batch upload option would be huge, especially when I'm cleaning up multiple product shots in one go. Dragging one file at a time slows down the workflow pretty noticeably.
Pulled a stock photo off my desktop with a giant iStock logo and it disappeared cleanly in a couple seconds, no smudging on the grass like other tools I've tried.