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See whether a supported corner mark matches and what removable metadata the file carries.
Remove supported AI platform corner marks locally in your browser. Start with the Gemini watermark remover and clean supported image metadata.
More platform tools will be listed when a working integration is available.
See whether a supported corner mark matches and what removable metadata the file carries.
Apply the corner-mark correction and export a PNG with supported metadata cleaned. Your original stays available.
Compare the previews, read the recheck results, and download the PNG and optional JSON report.
Visible corner marks, file metadata, and invisible watermarks have different processing requirements.
The current tool supports known visible or semi-transparent Gemini corner logos. It uses matching watermark templates and reverse alpha blending. Resized, cropped, heavily edited, or unfamiliar marks may be skipped.
SynthID is a separate invisible watermark embedded in image pixels. This tool does not detect or remove it. Removing a visible corner mark or file metadata does not establish that SynthID is absent.
Images are read and processed in a local browser worker. Watermark matching, PNG export, metadata cleaning, and output checks run on your device. No image processing API or account is required.
The tool edits pixels and exports an 8-bit sRGB PNG at the displayed dimensions. PNG export adds no JPEG compression, but the file is re-encoded: color profiles, high-bit-depth or HDR data, and file size can change. The original file is untouched.
The exported PNG is decoded again, its displayed dimensions are checked, and supported metadata is re-scanned using container checks and an independent EXIF/XMP/IPTC parser. The same watermark engine checks the output for another match. This is a heuristic recheck, not an independent guarantee; review the image visually.
Watermark edits are skipped when the engine cannot confidently match a supported mark. That can mean the mark is absent or unsupported. You can still export a PNG with supported metadata cleaned, or use the metadata-only cleaner to avoid re-encoding.