Frequently asked questions

Drop, choose or paste the image you downloaded from Gemini into the tool at the top of the home page. It finds the sparkle in the corner, removes it in about a second and lets you download a lossless PNG. There’s no account, no daily limit and no watermark of our own.

No. The image is processed inside your own browser and never leaves your device. You can check: open your browser’s developer tools, go to the Network tab and drop an image. The only request is a tiny anonymous counter, never the image. Once the page has loaded it even works offline.

No. Only the pixels under the logo are recalculated; every other pixel stays exactly the same. On a 2708 × 1536 Gemini image, for example, 4,634 pixels inside the 96 × 96 watermark box changed and not a single pixel outside it. You download a lossless PNG at the original size.

No. It removes only the visible sparkle logo. Google’s invisible SynthID watermark stays in the image, so Google’s tools can still identify it as AI-generated. See responsible use.

Yes. Use the video watermark remover. It cleans every frame in your browser and copies the original audio into the new MP4. It needs Chrome or Edge on a computer.

Nano Banana is the nickname of Google’s Gemini image models, and their images carry the same sparkle watermark. Use the same tool: drop the image you downloaded and it is removed the same way.

Yes. The bulk remover cleans up to 50 images in your browser and gives them back as one ZIP. To automate it, use the API.

The tool looks for the sparkle at the sizes and corner positions Gemini uses. Screenshots, cropped or resized copies and images edited after download move or change the mark, so it may not be found. Try the original file you downloaded from Gemini.

Google has started offering a setting to turn off the visible watermark for some images and videos. It isn’t available everywhere, for example where AI labels are required by law, and it doesn’t change images you have already created. SynthID is added either way.

It depends on where you are and how you use the image. Some places require AI-generated content to be labelled, so keep a disclosure where the law or a platform asks for one, and only clean images you made yourself. This is general information, not legal advice.

Yes. The web tools are free with no sign-up. They run in your browser, so they cost us very little to offer. Only the developer API is paid.

Original videos downloaded from Gemini or Veo, at the size they were generated. If a video was cropped, resized or re-encoded, the watermark may no longer be where we expect it.

No. Every frame is processed in your browser and the video never leaves your device.

The latest Chrome or Edge on a computer works best. The tool needs WebCodecs to decode and encode video, which some browsers (and many phones) don’t fully support yet.

Usually about as long as the video plays, sometimes longer on slower devices. Keep the tab open until the download appears.

Yes. The original audio track is copied into the cleaned MP4 without re-encoding.

One credit removes the watermark from one image. If no Gemini watermark is found, the request is free. Credits from a pack stay valid for a year, and the oldest credits are used first.

Yes. New accounts get free credits after verifying their email, so you can test the API before buying.

No. You buy a credit pack once and use it at your own pace. There are no recurring charges.

In India you can pay in rupees by UPI, card or net banking through Razorpay. Elsewhere you pay in US dollars with PayPal or a card. Every purchase comes with an invoice.

No. Images are processed in memory and the result is returned in the response. We keep only usage records (such as the time, result and IP address of each request), never the image itself.