removing watermarks from photos photoshop

You can remove a watermark with it too using similar tools to and Photoshop.

It’s free, powerful, well supported, and does everything most of us would ever need from an image editor. You’re going to have to work to cover the entire watermark the same as you would with any clone tool but it works well in almost every situation.

Now, select an area next to the watermark and apply it over the watermark.

Open the image in, select the Clone Tool from the left menu.

It has a similar clone tool to Photoshop and works almost as well. It’s powerful enough for most uses, is completely free, well supported and has most of the tools we need to work, including the ability to remove watermarks. is my favorite image editor for Windows. The tool will intelligently overwrite the watermark with as close an approximation of the pixel below or next to it as possible.

Upload your image, highlight the watermark and select the Run tool to remove it.

It’s another web app where you need to upload a photo but means you don’t have to install an image editor just for this task. InPaint is another viable way to remove a watermark from an image.

Click File > Save or Ctrl + S to save your work.

Then, hold the left mouse button, move the brush onto the watermark, and then wait a moment for the watermark to be removed.

Then save once you’re done and download your image.Īlternatively, you can use the method below to remove the watermark.

You will need to do this multiple times to completely remove it but you’ll get there.

Now, Ctrl + click the watermark to gradually remove it.

Then, select the Clone Stamp Tool from the tool menu on the left.

All you need to do is upload your image by clicking on Open Image.

Pixlr is an online image editing tool that offers a bunch of tools for beautifying images or removing watermarks. Apply the tool until the watermark disappears.

Press Delete or Fill and Content Aware.

Now, select the Content Aware Move Tool, change the remix to Move and Very Strict and select the watermark area.

You can also use the Content Aware Move Tool if present on your version of Photoshop.

Continue applying until the watermark has disappeared.

Now, clone an area next to the watermark, adjust its size to cover the mark and apply it over the mark.

Open the image and use the Clone Stamp to overwrite where the watermark is.

If you’re fortunate enough to have a copy of Photoshop, you can use that to remove a watermark from an image. It won’t work for larger watermarks but those in corners should work fine. Open the image up, use the cropping selection tool to mark the area you want to keep while removing the part with the watermark and save it as a new image.

You may just be able to crop it to remove the signature or text from the main image. Depending on where the watermark is on an image, you may not need a specific tool at all.

Removing watermarks from photos photoshop