What if the watermark sits on the product itself?

The fill will invent whatever it thinks belongs there. On a flat surface that works; across a logo, seam or texture it will not be accurate.

Will white backgrounds stay pure white?

Effectively yes. A flat white region is the easiest thing there is to reconstruct.

Can I process a whole catalogue?

One at a time for now. The model loads once per browser, so each subsequent image only costs the few seconds of processing.

Does it change the image dimensions?

Never. The output is always exactly the same pixel dimensions as the input.

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Remove a watermark from a product photo

Clean supplier watermarks and badges off your product shots. Plain studio backgrounds rebuild almost invisibly, and it is free to use.

The short version

Product photography is close to the ideal case: the subject usually sits on a plain white or lightly graded studio background, and a watermark parked in a corner has nothing complicated behind it. Marks laid across the product itself are the harder half.

How to do it

Drop the product shot in.
Box-select the watermark in the background.
Remove, and plain backdrops rebuild cleanly.

Questions

What if the watermark sits on the product itself?: The fill will invent whatever it thinks belongs there. On a flat surface that works; across a logo, seam or texture it will not be accurate.
Will white backgrounds stay pure white?: Effectively yes. A flat white region is the easiest thing there is to reconstruct.
Can I process a whole catalogue?: One at a time for now. The model loads once per browser, so each subsequent image only costs the few seconds of processing.
Does it change the image dimensions?: Never. The output is always exactly the same pixel dimensions as the input.

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