Remove Logo from Photo

This tool lets you remove a logo from a photo in a few seconds, free. Brush over the mark, lift the brush, and the painted spot is filled in to match the picture around it. It clears a brand mark on a product shot, a sticker or badge on clothing, and an app logo on a screenshot. A watermark you added to your own picture comes off the same way. Each pass can be undone, and you can compare with the original before you download.

How to Remove a Logo from a Picture

1. Select Photo: Press Select Photo or drag the picture onto the page. JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC files all work.
2. Paint over the logo: Drag the yellow brush across the whole mark, including any thin outline or shadow. Set the Brush size to fit, and turn on Zoom & pan for a small badge.
3. Lift the brush: About two seconds after you let go, the painted area is filled in. If a corner of the logo is still there, paint it and lift again.
4. Compare: Preview original slides the untouched photo over the result. Undo and Redo step back and forward through your passes.
5. Download: Press Download and save the clean photo.

Where a Logo Remover Works Best

The fill is made by an AI model on our server, so it can continue a surface across the gap rather than just blur it. A logo on a plain wall, a box, a bottle, a car door or the sky disappears on the first pass. Printed marks on fabric, wood, tiles and brick also come out clean, because the model carries the texture through the painted area. Most fills take one to four seconds.

The hard cases are logos that cover something detailed. A badge over a face, a mark over small print, or an emblem across a busy pattern leaves a soft patch. Nothing can know what was underneath. Keep the brush tight to the mark in those spots and expect a little lost detail. The tool edits a copy that is at most 1000 pixels wide or 1400 pixels tall, so a very large photo comes back slightly smaller.

Tips for Logos and Watermarks

• Cover the drop shadow and the thin outline around a logo, not just its colour. Those edges are what give an erase away.
• For a logo repeated across a photo, clear one copy, let it fill, then move to the next. Small fills blend better than one big one.
• A see-through watermark still needs the full brush. Paint over the whole faded shape as if it were solid.
• On a product shot, brush slightly past the logo so the fill picks up the real surface on every side.

Words, dates and captions have their own page at remove text from image. If you want the product on its own with no background at all, use the background remover instead. To cover a logo without erasing it, the blur part of an image tool takes one click.

Your Photo and Our Server

The fill runs on our server, so this tool does upload your photo rather than working only in your browser. It goes over a secure HTTPS connection and is used only for the spots you paint. It is deleted from our server automatically 20 minutes after processing. The finished picture is handed back to you alone when you press Download. Use the tool on photos you own or have permission to edit.

FAQ

Is it free, and does it add a watermark of its own?
Yes, it is free with no signup, and nothing is added to your picture.

Can I remove a watermark from a stock photo?
No. The tool is for marks on your own pictures, such as a shop logo or name you added earlier. Stock images and other people's photos need the owner's permission.

The logo was on a T-shirt. Will the fabric look right?
Usually yes. The model continues the weave and folds across the gap. Check with Preview original and run a second pass if a fold looks flat.

Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Paint with your finger, and use Zoom & pan to get close to a small badge.

Will the rest of the photo change?
No. Only the painted area is filled. Very large photos are scaled to 1000 by 1400 pixels at most, everything else stays as it was.