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Erace is an AI-powered watermark remover that detects unwanted marks and logos in a photo. Upload an image, preview the cleaned result, and download it online.
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How it works
No manual masking or editing software is required. Upload a supported photo, let the AI process visible watermark regions, then inspect the result before saving it.
Choose a JPEG, PNG or WebP photo up to 5 MB, or start with one of the sample images.
Erace identifies visible watermark and logo regions and reconstructs the surrounding pixels.
Compare the original with the processed image, then download the result or delete the task.
Designed for real footage
Remove visible text, logos and common overlay marks without manually painting over each area.
Upload JPEG, PNG or WebP files from a phone, tablet or computer and process them in the browser.
Use the before-and-after comparison to inspect reconstructed areas before downloading the image.
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Questions, answered
Everything you need to know before removing a watermark with Erace.
An AI watermark remover detects visible overlays, text and logos in an image, then reconstructs the covered area using surrounding visual information.
Yes. New Erace visitors receive 20 credits. Photo watermark removal uses 5 credits per image, so the starter balance covers up to four photo tasks.
The launch version accepts JPEG, PNG and WebP images up to 5 MB.
Yes. Select Background in the homepage workbench. Background removal uses 2 credits and returns a result suitable for transparent-image workflows.
Upload a supported image, confirm that you are authorized to edit it, start the AI watermark removal task, compare the output, and download the processed photo.
It depends on your rights to the media. Use Erace only when you own the image or have explicit permission to alter it. Removing ownership or attribution marks without permission may violate rights or platform rules.