Free Gemini Watermark Remover for Nano Banana Images

Remove Gemini Watermark
from Nano Banana Images

Remove the visible sparkle logo from Gemini and Nano Banana outputs in about 1 second.
100% browser-based, with no server upload and no sign-up.

Gemini watermark removal before and after comparison Before After

The Gemini watermark in the bottom-right corner is cleanly removed.

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Before After

How It Works

01

Upload

Drag, click, or paste your Gemini / Nano Banana generated images. Batch processing supported.

02

Auto Remove

The watermark is detected and removed using reverse alpha blending. Takes about 1 second.

03

Download

Compare before/after and download your clean image as PNG.

One Click.
Watermark Gone.

Everything happens in your browser.
No server means no data leaks.

Privacy First

Your images never leave your device. 100% client-side processing with zero network requests.

Instant Speed

No server round-trip. Results appear immediately after you upload.

Precise Restoration

Not a simple crop — reverse alpha blending mathematically recovers the original pixels beneath the watermark.

Free & Unlimited

No sign-up, no usage limits. Use as much as you need.

What Is the Gemini Watermark?

The Gemini watermark is a semi-transparent sparkle (✦) logo automatically added to the bottom-right corner of every image generated by Google Gemini AI. It appears on images created with both Nano Banana and Nano Banana 2 models, and can be removed using reverse alpha blending.

Nano Banana is Google DeepMind's AI image generation model, available through Gemini and Google AI Studio. Its successor, Nano Banana 2 (Imagen 3), produces higher quality images but uses the same watermark system.

Free and Pro users' generated images include a semi-transparent Gemini sparkle (✦) logo in the bottom-right corner. This is the visible watermark that this tool removes.

Separately, all AI-generated images contain SynthID, an invisible digital watermark developed by Google DeepMind. SynthID is not affected by this tool. Learn more about how to remove the Gemini watermark →

Watermark Specifications

  • Images ≤ 1024px — 48×48px logo, 32px margin from bottom-right
  • Images > 1024px — 96×96px logo, 64px margin from bottom-right

How It Works: Reverse Alpha Blending

Reverse alpha blending is a mathematical technique that recovers the original pixels beneath a semi-transparent watermark by inverting the compositing formula. Unlike AI inpainting, it produces an exact reconstruction — not an estimate.

Gemini composites the watermark onto images using alpha blending:

Result = α × Logo(255) + (1 − α) × Original

By reversing this formula, we can recover the original pixels:

Original = (Result − α × 255) / (1 − α)

NCC (Normalized Cross-Correlation) locates the exact watermark position, then the reverse formula is applied to each RGB channel. Edge alpha values are carefully handled for seamless results. Compare this with other removal methods →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Gemini watermark?

It's the sparkle (✦) logo automatically added to images generated by Google Gemini AI (Nano Banana / Nano Banana 2). It appears semi-transparently in the bottom-right corner. Ultra subscribers and AI Studio users may not see it.

Can I remove Nano Banana 2 watermarks too?

Yes. Nano Banana 2 (Imagen 3) uses the same Gemini sparkle logo, so this tool works for both Nano Banana and Nano Banana 2 images.

Is it legal to remove AI watermarks?

Removing the visible watermark from your own AI-generated images is generally not illegal. However, removing watermarks from others' copyrighted works may violate copyright law.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. All processing happens in your browser via the Canvas API. Your image data never leaves your device.

Does this remove SynthID?

No. This tool only removes the visible Gemini logo. The invisible SynthID watermark is preserved.

What formats are supported?

PNG, JPG, and WebP. Results are downloaded as lossless PNG. Batch upload is supported for processing multiple images at once.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. It works in all modern browsers — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge — with no installation required.

How accurate is the removal?

Reverse alpha blending mathematically inverts the compositing process, so theoretically perfect restoration is possible. JPEG-compressed images may have minor artifacts; we recommend using PNG originals.

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