Does this tool automatically detect watermarks?

The main workflow uses your manual brush selection, reducing the risk of automatic detection damaging the subject.

Can it perfectly restore the original image?

Not always. It repairs the selected area from surrounding pixels, so complex textures, text, and edges may need multiple passes.

Only process images you own or are authorized to edit. Do not remove rights notices in a way that violates copyright or platform rules.

Usage Steps:

Upload images - Drag multiple images into the upload area or select them from disk
Paint the watermark - Open an image and simply paint over the area you want to remove
Refine the edge - Use the eraser, adjust brush size, or zoom in for better precision
Process locally - Click the batch action and let the browser repair each painted image on-device
Download results - Preview outputs, then download one by one or as a ZIP archive

Features:

Simply paint to remove watermarks - No complicated selection workflow required
100% browser-local processing - Source images never leave the device
Brush + eraser workflow - Easy to learn and practical for non-expert users
Zoom support - Small corner marks can be painted more accurately
Local inpainting - Repairs the painted region with nearby pixels instead of cropping
Batch workflow - Upload multiple images and process all painted ones together
Preview dialog - Processed outputs can be enlarged before download
ZIP export - Download results individually or as one archive

Use Cases:

Asset cleanup - Remove corner marks, TV bugs, and source labels from legacy images
Operations tooling - Offer a no-backend cleanup flow to internal teams or end users
Pre-retouch workflow - Complete a fast paint-over cleanup before opening a full editor
Content reuse - Prepare old images for redistribution after cleaning overlays
Creative ops - Fix screenshots and simple promo assets in bulk

Common Questions (Q&A):

Q: Does this tool automatically detect watermarks?
A: The main workflow uses your manual brush selection, reducing the risk of automatic detection damaging the subject.
Q: Can it perfectly restore the original image?
A: Not always. It repairs the selected area from surrounding pixels, so complex textures, text, and edges may need multiple passes.
Q: What copyright rules should I consider?
A: Only process images you own or are authorized to edit. Do not remove rights notices in a way that violates copyright or platform rules.