Disclaimer

General information

The information and Tools on imaginoa.com are provided for general use in good faith. While we work to keep everything accurate and working well, we make no guarantees about the completeness, reliability or accuracy of the Website, its content or the results of its Tools.

Any action you take based on the Website or its Tools is at your own risk.

Tool results

• Results depend on the image you use, including its size, format, compression and content. Some images may not be processed perfectly.
• Our watermark remover is designed for the visible marks added by certain AI image services. It may not detect or fully remove marks that have been resized, cropped, edited or placed differently.
• Our video watermark remover works best with see-through marks that stay in one place. Moving marks may not be removed, and solid logos are filled in from their surroundings, which can look slightly soft.
• Always review your result before using it, and keep a copy of your original file.

No affiliation

Imaginoa is an independent platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or connected to Google LLC, Alphabet Inc. or any other company whose products are mentioned on the Website. Names such as Gemini and Nano Banana are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to describe compatibility.

AI-generated images and provenance

Our Tools remove visible marks only. They do not remove invisible provenance signals such as SynthID or change image metadata used to identify AI content. Imaginoa does not help anyone hide that an image was created with AI, and we encourage users to be open about AI-generated content.

Your responsibility for images

You are responsible for making sure you have the right to edit any image you use. Do not use our Tools on stock photos, copyrighted works or images belonging to others without permission. Imaginoa is not responsible for how users use the Tools or their results.

No professional advice

Content on the Website, including guides and FAQs, is general information only. It is not legal, financial or other professional advice. For questions about copyright, licensing or the terms of an AI service, please consult a qualified professional.

External links

The Website may contain links to external websites. We have no control over their content and are not responsible for it. A link does not mean we endorse the site.

Availability

We aim to keep the Website available at all times but cannot guarantee it. We are not responsible if the Website is temporarily unavailable due to technical issues or reasons outside our control.

Video tool specifics

The video watermark remover decodes, edits and re-encodes your clip inside your browser. A few consequences follow from that, and it is fairer to state them here than to let you discover them:

• Re-encoding is not lossless. Saving a cleaned video means encoding it again, which involves some quality loss, exactly as it would in any editor. We encode at a high quality setting, but the output is not bit-identical to your input outside the area that was cleaned.
• Processing speed depends on your device. A long or high-resolution clip may be slow on an older phone, and a very large file can exhaust the memory a browser tab is allowed to use.
• Format support depends on your browser. Some recordings, particularly HEVC/H.265 files from phones, cannot be decoded by every browser. Where that happens the tool says so rather than producing a damaged file.
• Audio is carried through unchanged where the format allows it.

Recovered pixels and rebuilt pixels

This distinction matters and is easy to gloss over, so we would rather be explicit.

Where a watermark is partly transparent, the picture underneath it was still recorded in the file. The blend can be reversed and those pixels genuinely come back. That is recovery, and the result is the original image.

Where a watermark is fully opaque, the picture underneath it was never recorded at all. Nothing can recover what was not captured. In that case the area is rebuilt from the surrounding picture: the result is designed to look convincing and seamless, but it is reconstructed, not restored. It is not evidence of what was actually behind the mark, and it should not be relied on as though it were.

Browser and device requirements

The tools need a reasonably current browser. They are built and tested against recent versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on both desktop and mobile. Older browsers, unusual embedded browsers inside other apps, and browsers with scripting restricted may not work, and we cannot guarantee behaviour on every combination in existence.

Because everything runs locally, performance varies with your hardware. Nothing on this site should be read as a promise of a particular processing speed.

Third-party services and changes

We describe watermarks used by services such as Gemini, Veo, Sora and Grok. Those services are operated by other companies and change without notice: a mark's appearance, size, placement or behaviour can change at any time, and a description that is accurate today may be out of date tomorrow. We update pages when we notice a change, but we cannot promise to be current with every service at every moment.

Any trademarks mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used only to describe what our tools work with.

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