Private by design
Nothing is uploaded. Your photo or clip is processed on your own device, so it stays yours.
Free · Private · No sign-up
Remove the Gemini sparkle logo from your images and videos in a few simple steps. It runs right in your browser, so your files never leave your device.
Drag on the picture to draw a box, drag the corners to resize it. Nothing is uploaded.
Four quick steps, no software to install and no account to create.
Drag an image or video onto the tool, pick one from your device, or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac).
On images the sparkle is spotted in the bottom-right corner and cleaned up straight away. For video, drag the box over the logo.
Move or resize the box, switch between a sparkle and a plain rectangle, or add a little edge padding. Hold the compare button to flip back to the original.
Download your image as PNG, JPG or WebP. Videos are saved as MP4 or WebM, sound included.
Small, quick and honest about what it does.
Nothing is uploaded. Your photo or clip is processed on your own device, so it stays yours.
No accounts, no watermark of our own, no daily limits. Open the page and get to work.
Clean up a single picture or a whole clip with the same simple tool.
The sparkle is found automatically on most Gemini images, even over a busy background.
Only the small area around the logo is rebuilt. Everything else keeps its original pixels.
Phone, tablet or desktop. Install it like an app and it keeps working offline.
Images made with Gemini usually carry a small four-point sparkle in the bottom-right corner, and some AI videos carry a similar mark. This tool covers that visible logo and rebuilds the pixels underneath from the area around it, so you don't end up with a blurry blob or an empty box.
On smooth backgrounds like skies, gradients and studio shots the patch is practically invisible. On very detailed textures you may notice a faint smooth spot. A little extra edge padding or a second pass usually sorts that out.
One honest note: this only removes the visible logo. Google also embeds an invisible SynthID signal in Gemini output, and this tool doesn't touch it. If an image is AI-generated and that matters to your audience, say so.
Most people use it for slides, mockups, thumbnails, social posts and print layouts built from their own generations. Only edit files you created or have the right to change, and check Google's terms for the way you plan to use them.
Quick answers about privacy, formats and what to expect.
Yes. There's no sign-up, no limit on how many files you process, and no watermark added to your results.
No. Everything happens in your browser, on your own device. Your files are never sent to a server, which also means the tool keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
No. It only removes the visible sparkle logo. Invisible signals such as SynthID stay in the file, and this tool doesn't try to change them.
Images can be PNG, JPG or WebP. For video, any format your browser can play works, such as MP4, WebM or MOV in Safari. Videos are saved as MP4 or WebM, depending on your browser.
Auto-detect looks for the sparkle in the bottom-right corner at the sizes Gemini uses. Screenshots, crops, resized images and logos on white backgrounds can throw it off. Just drag a box over the logo and let go; the result updates instantly.
Only the small area around the logo is rebuilt, and everything else keeps its original pixels. PNG is lossless. JPG and WebP downloads are saved at high quality (95%).
The video is processed frame by frame in your browser and recorded in real time, which is what keeps it private. A 30-second clip takes about 30 seconds. Keep the tab open and visible while it runs.
Yes. The tool works on phones, tablets and desktops, and you can install it to your home screen like an app. Long videos are easier on a computer.
That depends on where the image is used and what Google's terms say for your case. As a rule, only edit content you created or have permission to change, and be upfront about AI-generated work where it matters.