Unwatermark AI

Unwatermark AI takes marks off photos. It clears a watermark, logo, caption or text, and erases unwanted objects the same way, rebuilding what was behind. It offers both approaches. Auto-detection finds and removes the mark on its own, and a brush lets you paint over a stylised mark, one the detector misses, or an object. It reads JPG, PNG and WEBP, from LinoCut AI, maker of UnblurImage.ai.

It runs in the browser with no login for photo removal. The vendor states free use covers 100 images a day, in batches of up to 10 at a time. Past that you buy credits the vendor states do not expire, or subscribe, at 1 credit per image.

Use Unwatermark AI if:

• You have a photo with a watermark, logo, caption or timestamp on it that you have the right to edit.
• You want to try it with no account. Photo removal runs without a login.
• You want the AI to find the mark. Auto-detection clears it without you selecting anything.
• You have a stylised mark, or the detector missed part of it. The manual brush lets you paint the area yourself.
• You have a set of images to clean. Batches run 10 at a time, within the free daily 100.
• You want an object gone rather than a watermark. The same brush handles that.

Skip Unwatermark AI if any of these describe you:

• You clean hundreds of images a day. Free use stops at 100 a day and batches run 10 at a time, so higher volume means credits. Compare other watermark removers.
• The mark sits over a face, text or fine detail. The AI invents what was behind it, and that is where a wrong guess shows.
• Your files are confidential. The vendor states uploads are usually deleted within 24 hours, but its policy also allows keeping some data longer.
• You want the mark gone from images you do not own. The vendor's own guidance is to clean only content you own or are authorised to edit.
• Erasing objects is the main job. Object removal tools are built around that rather than around watermarks.
• You want a phone app. This runs in a browser, so on a phone you use the browser.