Remove a watermark, logo or text from an animated GIF. Paint over it once and it disappears from every frame - the animation, speed and loop stay exactly as they were. Mark right at the edge? The GIF Cropper can cut it off instead.
Got a still image instead? Our Censor Photo tool blurs or pixelates parts of a photo.
Each method suits a different kind of watermark.
Rebuilds the hidden pixels from their surroundings, frame by frame.
The go-to choice for small logos, usernames and corner text.
Builds one clean patch from all frames and uses it everywhere.
No flicker on still backgrounds - and it borrows the real background when the mark only shows for a while.
Cover the mark instead of rebuilding what is behind it.
Quick and honest - great for hiding names or numbers.
Mark a little more than the watermark itself.
Text usually has a soft shadow or outline. Grow the mark adds 2 pixels by default, which covers it.
| Watermark | Best method | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Small corner logo | Smart fill | Use the corner quick mark |
| Text on a still scene | Steady fill | No flicker between frames |
| Mark that appears late | Steady fill + frame range | Copies the real background |
| Big logo on the edge | Crop it out | Opens the GIF Cropper |
| Names, plates, faces | Pixelate or Blur | Raise the strength |
Drop your GIF, then drag a box over the watermark on the preview - or use the brush for text and odd shapes. Smart fill is picked by default: switch the preview to Result to check it, then press Remove watermark and download.
Smart fill rebuilds the hidden part from the pixels around it - best for small logos and text. Steady fill is best when the background behind the mark barely moves, because it uses the same clean patch on every frame, so nothing flickers.
Blur, Pixelate and Colour simply cover the mark.
Open Frames with the mark and set the first and last frame where it is visible. Only those frames are cleaned, and Steady fill can then copy the real background from the frames without the mark.
Yes - for a mark right at the edge, cropping often looks cleanest. Press Crop it out instead under the preview and your GIF opens in the GIF Cropper, no download needed.
Yes. Every frame keeps its own delay, the loop count stays as it was, and transparent pixels stay transparent. When your GIF uses 255 colours or fewer, everything outside the mark keeps its exact colours.
No. The whole job runs in your browser, so your GIF never leaves your device. Your last few results are kept in your own browser so you can download them again.
Only remove watermarks from GIFs you made yourself or have permission to edit. Watermarks often protect someone else's work, so please respect the creator's rights.
Up to 40 MB, as long as your browser can hold all frames in memory. Very long or very large GIFs? Shorten them with the GIF Cutter or shrink them with the GIF Resizer first.