Earlier brand versions
Process a mark you added to your own images while preparing an updated version.
Remove Logos from Images
Mark a logo or graphic on an image you own or have permission to edit. Check the material, outline and background after processing.
Image editor
Make room for what matters
Drop an image or choose one from your device
JPEG / PNG · Up to 5 MiB · 16 megapixelsPrepare your image
Selection processing is in testing: results may also change unpainted areas. Keep your original and review the whole image before downloading.
- 1Choose an image
Use an image you own or may edit.
- 2Mark the area to remove
Paint the target and review your selection before submitting.
- 3Review and download
Inspect the result and download within 24 hours of submission.
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Credits, storage and downloads
One credit is reserved on submission, used on success and released on confirmed failure or cancellation. Images are uploaded to the cloud. Download within 24 hours of submission.
Your image and selection stay in this page only. Reselect them after leaving or reloading.
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- Brush-based selection
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- Credits used on success
One graphic. One deliberate selection.
Prepare an earlier brand version or a licensed asset by selecting the graphic to process. Editing the image does not change the rights attached to it.
Remove a logoLicensed presentations
Edit graphics within your permission scope, preserving important product features and information.
Internal design assets
Organize images you may edit. Inspect materials, curved surfaces and repeating textures.
How to remove a logo from an image
- 1
Choose an image you may edit
Use JPEG or PNG, up to 5 MiB and 16 megapixels. Your image and mask remain in this page until submission.
- 2
Mark the target and submit
Paint over the target or add a numeric selection. Sign in and confirm your rights and one credit before submitting.
- 3
Inspect and save your result
Follow the task status, then check the background and edges. Download within 24 hours of submission.
Input formatsJPEG / PNG
Image limits5 MiB · 16 megapixels
ProcessingImage upload
Save your resultWithin 24h of submission
Frequently asked questions
Choose a question to read the answer.
How does logo removal differ from text removal?
Logo removal suits brand graphics and combined graphic-and-text marks. Select the whole graphic, including small symbols, outlines and shadows, while preserving important product information.
For an ordinary caption, date or annotation, use text removal without selecting surrounding graphics.
Can logos on fabric, packaging or curved surfaces be removed naturally?
You can try, but a natural result is not guaranteed. Folds, reflections and perspective affect repairs. Compare textures, edges and lighting with the original, keeping essential product information intact.
If the mark sits at an edge you can discard, consider cropping the image. Save your result before switching tools.
Which logos may I remove?
Only edit images you own or have sufficient permission to change. Removing a graphic does not grant copyright, trademark rights or a new usage license.
How are image credits used?
One credit is reserved on submission, consumed on success and released on confirmed failure or cancellation. Downloading the same available result again costs no extra credit. All five removal tools share an allowance.
Which files are supported?
Use JPEG or PNG, up to 5 MiB and 16 megapixels, with a filename of no more than 64 characters. Keep the original. Videos and PDFs are not supported.
How long is the result available?
Download within 24 hours of submission. Refreshing or leaving clears your local image and mask. Existing cloud tasks remain accessible from your account's task list.
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