The sparkle mark on Gemini images
It's the four-pointed star with a square inside it. On photos it sits on top of whatever is behind it — sky, skin, fabric, text — which is why a flat patch leaves a visible smear.
Free · No upload · Runs in your browser
Drop a Gemini, Veo or Google Flow image or video. The sparkle mark is gone in seconds — your files never leave your browser, and you see exactly what was changed.
Drop an image or video here
Drag an image or video onto the box, or paste from the clipboard. Nothing is uploaded — the file stays on your device.
See how it worksGemini stamps images with a small sparkle logo, usually in the bottom-right corner. Veo and Google Flow videos carry the same mark on every frame. This tool finds that mark and rebuilds the pixels underneath it, so the file looks like it was never stamped.
It's the four-pointed star with a square inside it. On photos it sits on top of whatever is behind it — sky, skin, fabric, text — which is why a flat patch leaves a visible smear.
Same mark, but it moves with the frame. The remover processes it on every frame instead of only the first one.
The sparkle sits on top of real pixels. Covering it with a flat patch smears the background. This remover rebuilds the area underneath the mark, so sky, skin, fabric and text stay continuous.
Drag an image or video onto the box, or paste from the clipboard. Nothing is uploaded — the file is read straight from your device.
The remover locates the watermark and rebuilds the area behind it. Images take a couple of seconds; video works frame by frame.
You get a before/after view and a summary of what was removed. Download at the same resolution you uploaded.
Everything runs locally. Nothing is sent to a server, nothing is stored, and there is nothing to delete afterwards.
Most removers handle one or the other. This one picks the right method for the file you drop in.
The download keeps the width and height of the file you dropped in. The remover does not resize the image or re-encode the rest of it.
A diff view shows the pixels that changed, so you can confirm the mark is gone before you post.
No sign-up, no email, no credit counter.
There are two different things people mean by "the Gemini watermark". The visible sparkle logo is what this page removes. Separately, files can carry invisible markers — SynthID-style pixel signals, C2PA provenance data, and EXIF/metadata fields that record which tool made the file. Those live in different places and need different tools: see Remove SynthID and C2PA metadata remover.
Remove the same sparkle from a Veo or Google Flow video, frame by frame.
Take the visible Claude mark off an image.
A separate page for the invisible SynthID signal. This page does not remove it.
Remove C2PA provenance data stored with the file.
Work on the cues that make a detector call an image AI-generated.
Adjust an AI image so it reads closer to a photograph.
The same visible-mark cleanup for other image and video models.
Yes. It is free, with no sign-up and no email.
No. Files stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and there is nothing to delete afterwards.
Yes. The visible Gemini logo — the four-pointed sparkle with a square inside it — is what this remover takes off an image.
Both. Images are cleaned in a couple of seconds. Video, including Veo and Google Flow, is processed frame by frame.
The download keeps the original resolution. The file is not resized, and the rest of the image is not re-encoded.
No. SynthID is a different kind of marker, and this page does not remove it. For that signal, see Remove SynthID.
Yes. Google Flow and Veo videos carry the same visible sparkle, and the remover cleans it on every frame.
No. Nothing to install, and no account to create.
Images: PNG, JPG, WEBP and HEIC. Video: MP4, MOV and WEBM.
It runs locally in the browser, separates the visible sparkle from invisible markers such as SynthID and C2PA, and shows you what changed before you download.