NiceCodeRemove Gemini / Veo logo
No inpainting, so nothing is invented: the tool computes the exact original pixels under the semi-transparent logo. Gemini images and Veo videos, processed on your machine.
100 % in-browser processing — images and videos are never uploaded
Drop images here or click to choose (PNG, JPG, WebP — multiple files allowed)
Choose filesDrop a file and you're done — the tool finds the logo in the bottom-right corner and removes it, nothing else to do.Advanced — unknown logo, not Gemini
Use this when the tool does not recognise the logo: drag on the preview to mark the logo area, then press Learn template. Several images from the same source (same size) give a more accurate template; a video learns from its own frames.
Saved logo templates
No templates yet. Learn one from a video or a batch of images with the logo and save it — next time a single image is enough.
How it works
The Gemini logo is always a semi-transparent white four-pointed star in the bottom-right corner. The tool already knows that shape (measured from real Gemini images), so nothing has to be learned: it scans the bottom-right corner at EVERY SIZE, picks the best shape match, then inverts the alpha blend to recover the original pixels. Scanning across sizes is essential — downloaded images are often resized, and the logo shrinks with them.
After removing, the tool CHECKS ITSELF: it re-measures the leftover brightness in the logo area and, if it did not drop, restores the original and reports “no logo found”. That way an image without a logo — or one already cleaned — is never damaged. Measured on a real Gemini image: leftover 59 → 48, on par with a clean area of the same size.
For an unknown logo, open Advanced: mark the logo area and learn a template from several images of the same source, or from a video's frames — each frame has a different background under a static logo, which makes the per-pixel regression for α and colour very accurate. Templates can be saved for next time.
Please note
The tool only recovers pixels under a semi-transparent overlay and does not remove identification metadata (SynthID). Use it only on content you have the rights to and in line with the model provider's terms; see our Usage rules.