Watermark Remover

Photos covered in watermarks? You bought stock images years back and lost the originals. Or you're salvaging old marketing materials. Watermark Remover strips logos and text overlays from images—keeps underlying quality intact. More than photos work here. PDFs process too (up to 25 pages). Videos are supported in beta—capped at two minutes. Wedding photographers can clean up sample images they watermarked before realizing a client wanted that specific shot. A live split-screen preview shows exactly what you're getting before committing a credit. Three credits monthly for free users. That's tight. Process two images daily without creating an account, but serious use demands payment. Annual plans start at $41.28 for 1200 credits—drops to about 3.4 cents per removal. One-time purchases begin at $11 for 50 credits if you need a quick batch. The gap between free and paid? Steep enough that you'll know within a week whether this belongs in your toolkit. Images max out at 5000 by 5000 pixels. Supported formats include PNG, JPEG, WebP, and HEIC. Video removal stays in beta (expect quirks). Credits last one year from purchase. Can't be refunded. The company cites high AI costs for that policy. Batch processing works when you've got multiple files. API access exists for developers building watermark removal into other applications. Runs on any device with a browser.