Watermark Remover - Removes Watermarks from Photos Online for Free | Dewatermark

How do I remove watermarks from photos?

You can read our guide above for an easy to follow 4 steps guide to remove watermark with our AI tool. In case you need a reminder, simply Upload image -> Wait for result -> Manually edit further -> Download.

What file types are supported to remove watermark?

Currently, we support watermark removal for JPG & PNG file types only. We plan to upgrade this in the near future.

Can I manually remove watermarks with Dewatermark.AI ?

Yes. In situations when the watermarks were not fully removed by our AI, we provide a manual brush as part of the process for you to further perfect your photos.

How do I remove image watermarks using iOS devices?

Our tool supports users on iOS devices and works seamlessly on Safari or your chosen mobile web browsers. In order to remove watermarks with iOS devices, simply follow our instructions above.

Does this tool work on Android devices?

Yes. Our watermark removal web tool works on Android devices seamlessly.

Is using a watermark remover illegal?

Using watermark removers like Dewatermark, hitpaw or AIseesoft is legal. But we strongly recommend that you do not remove watermark from copyright-protected images for fair use and not to violate the copyright law. If you use watermark-removed images that are your own for commercial purposes, you are liable to receive penalties from their owners. You should ask for consent before using other’s works.

Does Dewatermark.AI support multiple images watermarks removal?

Currently we do not offer the ability to remove watermarks from multiple photos at once. This is a feature that is highly requested and will be available to all users soon.

Can any watermarks be removed?

Yes and no. This all depends on how sophisticated the watermarks are. Our tool has been tested on most watermark types and performs extremely well compared to other tools. However, you might need to use our manual brush to get the best results in cases where the watermarks are just too stubborn.