Private image processing

Remove AI watermarks from images you own.

Remove visible marks like the Gemini (Nano Banana) sparkle, strip C2PA Content Credentials metadata, and disrupt embedded signals such as SynthID. Your first 3 images are free, no subscription.

No installNo subscriptionRefund on failed jobs
How it works

Upload. We process. You download.

Three steps, nothing to install, and no subscription.

01

Secure upload

Choose a supported image up to 20 MB. Your original remains private to your account.

02

Private processing

We remove visible marks, strip metadata, and disrupt embedded signals in isolation.

03

Download the result

Your completed image is available only through your signed-in account.

What it handles

Three kinds of AI watermark, one honest workflow.

Results vary by image and watermark version. Delete SynthID does not promise a universal negative detector result.

Visible

AI badges and marks

Targets visible marks such as the Gemini (Nano Banana) sparkle by locating the marked region and reconstructing nearby image detail.

Metadata

Provenance fields

Strips EXIF, XMP, and C2PA Content Credentials metadata, including the fields ChatGPT and DALL·E attach to label a file as AI generated.

Embedded

Imperceptible signals

Uses image regeneration inside an isolated, no-network processing container to disrupt embedded patterns like Google SynthID. Because the detector is proprietary, success cannot be guaranteed for every image.

Popular tools

Start with the right watermark remover.

Dedicated pages for the marks people ask about most, from Google SynthID to the Gemini sparkle.

From a user

What people say after their first pass.

Gobinda Mahato@thegobimahato
Just tried DeleteSynthID to remove the AI watermark from generated images, and it actually works really well. Simple, quick, and does exactly what I needed. Loving it so far! 🔥 @mehulmpt #AI #AITools #GenerativeAI
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One-time pricing

Fixed credit packs. Bigger packs, lower per-image price.

Every new account includes three free image credits. Paid credits require no subscription or renewal.

1 credit
$2.00per image $2.00 total
5 creditsSave 10%
$1.80per image $9.00 total
100 creditsSave 40%
$1.20per image $120.00 total
500 creditsSave 60%
$0.80per image $400.00 total

Pick the pack that fits your work. Failed processing jobs return their credit automatically.

Process 3 images free
Straight answers

AI watermark removal, without vague promises.

What is SynthID?

SynthID is Google DeepMind's system for embedding imperceptible digital watermarks in AI-generated media. It lives in the pixels and frequency domain, so it is separate from a visible logo and from ordinary file metadata. Our guide to removing a SynthID watermark walks through what does and does not work.

Is watermark removal guaranteed?

No. The processor uses dedicated paths for visible marks, metadata, and embedded signals, but results vary and watermark versions change. Regeneration can also alter fine details.

Does processing happen without internet access?

Yes. During the image-processing step, your image is isolated from internet access. Uploads and downloads remain protected through your signed-in account.

Which image formats are supported?

JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF, HEIC, HEIF files up to 20 MB are accepted.

How does pricing work?

Every new account gets three free images. Additional credits come in fixed, one-time packs of 1, 5, 10, 100, or 500 images. There is no subscription.

How can I check whether an image still carries an AI watermark?

OpenAI runs a free public verifier at openai.com/research/verify that checks an image for content credentials and known provenance signals. Run your processed image through it to see what remains. No tool detects every watermark, so treat any result as one signal rather than proof.

Built for content you own.

Use Delete SynthID only for images you generated or have the right to modify. It is not intended for stock-photo, copyright, purchase-gating, or artist-protection watermarks, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Processing a copy does not erase server-side records or previously shared originals. Not sure where you stand? Read is removing AI watermarks legal.