Remove the Gemini watermark from videos and photos
The sparkle in the corner of Gemini videos and images is see-through. ClearFrame measures it in your file and restores the real pixels underneath, frame by frame. Nothing is uploaded.
- No upload
- Free, no sign-up
- Real pixels restored
OriginalLogo removedReal output, unedited. Drag the divider, or zoom in on the logo.
What the Gemini watermark is
Gemini marks the videos and images it generates with a small four-pointed sparkle near the bottom-right corner. It is white and partly transparent, it is always the same shape, and on video it stays in exactly the same place in every frame.
That is what makes it removable. A see-through logo does not destroy the picture under it: every pixel there is still a blend of the real picture and the white of the sparkle. If you know how strong the blend is, you can undo it.
Restored, not covered up
Instead of blurring the corner or inventing new pixels, ClearFrame reverses the blend between the logo and your picture. The detail that was always there comes back: moving backgrounds stay sharp, and there is no smudge or flicker where the logo used to be.
The strength of the blend is measured in your own file, not guessed, so the same method works on bright scenes, dark scenes and everything in between.
Same file, minus the logo
Resolution, frame rate and the number of frames stay exactly the same, and the audio is copied untouched. Images keep their size; PNGs stay lossless. Add one file or a whole folder and batch mode handles the rest.
Which page do I need?
Videos made with Gemini go to the Gemini Omni remover. Clips made with Veo, which can also carry a “Veo” text mark, go to the Veo remover. Still images go to the Gemini photo remover. All three run the same engine in your browser, and each page explains its own kind of file.
Who uses Gemini watermark removal
Social media creators
Post Gemini clips and images to reels, shorts and feeds without a corner logo pulling the eye away.
Marketers and small shops
Use AI footage and pictures in product pages, ads and newsletters with a clean frame.
Video editors
Drop clean clips into a timeline, so the logo does not have to be masked in every cut.
Designers
Place generated images into mock-ups, slides and layouts without retouching the corner by hand.
Four steps to a clean Gemini file
- 1
Add the clips
Drop in one video or a whole folder. Nothing is uploaded: the files are opened on your own device.
- 2
Let it find the logo
The mark is found and measured in each clip by itself. There is nothing to draw and nothing to set.
- 3
Check the close-ups
Each card shows the logo area before and after, so you can see the result before you save anything.
- 4
Download
Save each clip, or all of them as one ZIP.
Why not crop, blur or fill a Gemini watermark?
| Way of removing it | ClearFrame | The alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Cropping the corner | Keeps the whole frame | Loses part of the picture and changes the size |
| Blurring the logo | Restores the real pixels | Leaves a visible smudge that moves with the scene |
| Guessing with AI fill | Reverses a measured blend | Can flicker from frame to frame in video |
Gemini watermark remover: questions and answers
Is the Gemini watermark the same on videos and images?
It is the same four-pointed sparkle, but a video has thousands of frames to measure it in and a still image has one. That is why there are separate pages for each, both running the same engine.
Does removing it change the picture anywhere else?
No. Only the small area around the logo is touched, and there the real picture is restored. The rest of every frame is left as it was.
Are my files sent to a server?
No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device, so your videos and images never leave it.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up. The site is supported by ads, and the tools have no limits on how many files you clean.
Should I still say the content is AI-made?
Yes, wherever a platform asks for it. Removing the visible logo does not change where a file came from, and Google’s invisible SynthID mark is a separate thing. See the guides for details.
Guides to read next
- How to remove the Gemini watermark from a video, step by stepA step-by-step guide to removing the sparkle logo from Gemini and Veo videos without blurring, cropping or losing quality.
- Blur, crop or restore? Three ways to remove a watermark, comparedWhy blurred and cropped watermarks look bad, why AI inpainting flickers in video, and how restoring the pixels under a see-through logo works.
- Visible watermark vs SynthID: what removing the logo does, and doesn’t doThe visible sparkle and Google’s invisible SynthID watermark are different things. Here is what changes when you remove the logo and what stays.
More use cases: Gemini Omni videos · Veo videos · Gemini images