Rebuild, not unlock
The editor recreates the covered pixels from the surrounding image. It does not recover a pre-mark version of the file.
Generated image cleanup
Use this Gemini logo remover on images you generated yourself: mark the corner sparkle mark, rebuild that corner from the surrounding image, and download the clean version.
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Real workflow result
We added a sparkle-style corner mark to a generated-style illustration, marked the complete mark, and processed it with the same removal workflow.


The corner mark is part of the exported file, so removal works by selecting it and letting the editor rebuild the covered pixels from nearby detail. It works on your own generated images and material you are authorized to edit. Open the general object remover for a broader editing task.
Practical workflow
Use images you generated yourself, or material you have explicit permission to modify.
Brush over the full sparkle shape and any soft glow around it with a narrow margin so the rebuild stays local.
Corners are easy to check: zoom in and confirm the rebuilt area follows the background lines before downloading.
What to expect
The editor recreates the covered pixels from the surrounding image. It does not recover a pre-mark version of the file.
Pixel editing removes the visible corner mark. Invisible provenance watermarks embedded by a generator are not affected.
This page processes JPG, PNG, JPEG, and WebP images. Generated video files are not supported here.
Present a generated illustration without the corner mark competing with your composition.
Place a generated graphic into a layout where the corner mark would clash with your own branding.
Clean the corner of your own generated thumbnails so overlays and captions stay readable.
Only use this tool on images you generated yourself or are authorized to edit, and follow the terms of the service that produced the image. Invisible provenance watermarks are not removed by pixel editing, and this page does not process video.
When the mark is fully selected, the area is rebuilt from the surrounding image and the visible mark is gone. Complex backgrounds behind the mark need a closer review before downloading.
No. Invisible provenance watermarks survive pixel editing because they are not part of the visible image. This tool only removes the visible mark you select.
That depends on the terms of the service that generated the image. Review those terms before removing marks, and only edit images you own or are authorized to modify.
Not here. This workflow accepts still images only and does not upload or process video files.