Why Remove Watermarks Locally?
Online watermark removal tools typically require uploading your images to remote servers. This raises privacy concerns, especially for sensitive business materials, client assets, or personal photos. MinoRemove solves this by running AI inference entirely in your browser.
How AI Inpainting Works
Inpainting is a technique where AI models reconstruct missing or unwanted areas of an image using surrounding context. When you mark a watermark area, the model analyzes the nearby pixels and generates a natural-looking replacement for the marked region.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Upload your image: Drag and drop or click to select a JPG, PNG, or WebP file.
- Select the watermark: Use the brush tool to paint over the watermark, or the rectangle tool to draw a box around it. Make sure to cover the entire watermark including edges.
- Preview: Click the Preview button to see the AI-generated result. Use the before/after slider to compare.
- Export: If satisfied, click Export to download the cleaned image at full resolution.
Tips for Best Results
- Cover the edges: Make sure your selection fully covers the watermark, including any semi-transparent edges.
- Include context: For best results, the mask should include a small area around the watermark for context.
- Try different sizes: If the first result isn't perfect, try adjusting your brush size or mask area.
- Multiple attempts: For complex backgrounds, you may need to try a few times with slightly different selections.
Privacy & Security
MinoRemove processes all images locally in your browser. No image data is uploaded to any server. The AI model runs using WebGPU or WASM on your device. You can verify this by opening your browser's Network tab — you'll see zero image data being transmitted.







