META AI
Meta AI watermark remover
Meta AI stamps its output in the lower corner. This takes it off work you generated, without the file leaving your device.
Drop an image or a video
JPG · PNG · WEBP · MP4 · MOV — video free up to 10s, 720p
or paste one with Ctrl + V
- No sign-up
- No watermark added to your result
- Files stay on your device
- Works on both Meta AI images and video
- Fixed corner placement, so results are clean
- 3 free images a day, and 10 seconds of video
Use this on files you made or hold a licence to. Taking someone else’s credit off their work is not what this is for.
AT A GLANCE
- What it does
- Removes the visible Meta AI marker from an image or video you generated with Meta AI. You box the marker and an AI model fills in the pixels underneath. Meta’s invisible watermark is not touched.
- Where it runs
- In your browser, on your own device. Your photo or video is never uploaded: the site has no upload endpoint for files.
- Sign-up
- None. No account and no email needed to use it.
- Free
- 3 images a day (the count resets at midnight UTC) at up to 4096 px, and the first 10 seconds of any video at up to 720p. A longer or sharper clip still gets a free 10-second preview, so you see the result before paying. No watermark of ours is added.
- Paid
- $3.99 for a 24-hour pass, or $12 once for Pro, which does not expire. Both lift the limits: unlimited images, video up to 10 minutes and 2160p (4K). One-time payments; there is no subscription and nothing renews.
- Paying
- Card or Apple Pay through a Revolut payment link (no Revolut account needed). Press “I’ve paid” and it switches on in that browser at once; the licence key is emailed so you can use it in another browser. Each payment is checked by hand, usually within a day. Full refund within 30 days.
META AI
About this watermark
Meta marks its images three ways
Meta says images made with Meta AI carry a visible marker, an invisible watermark in the pixels, and IPTC metadata inside the file. The tool sets out to remove only the visible marker. The invisible watermark lives in the pixels and stays. The IPTC metadata does not carry over, because the file you download is a new one.
SOURCE: META, FEBRUARY 2024
The “AI info” label can still appear
Meta’s apps look for both the invisible watermark and the metadata when deciding which posts get an AI label. The watermark stays in the pixels, so a cleaned image posted to Facebook, Instagram or Threads can still be labelled. That is intended: the badge goes, and the signal of where the image came from stays in it.
SOURCE: META, FEBRUARY 2024
What this is for, and what it leaves alone
Visible badges on output you generated yourself, and nothing more. Invisible watermarks such as SynthID live in the pixels and stay there. C2PA and other metadata stay in your original file, which is never modified. When you publish the result, label it as AI-generated: most platforms ask you to, and a clean frame is not a reason to pass AI video off as real footage. The full rules are in our acceptable use policy.
Removing the Meta AI watermark, step by step
- 01Save the image or video from Meta AI.
- 02Drop it into the tool. For a still, drag a box over the marker; for video, the tool looks for it itself.
- 03Run it and compare the before and after.
- 04Download. The free tier covers 3 images a day and the first 10 seconds of a video.
QUESTIONS
Before you start
Does the free tier cover a whole Meta AI clip?
The free tier cleans the first 10 seconds of any video at up to 720p, and 3 images a day, with no account. A clip longer or sharper than that still gets a free 10-second preview, so you can judge the result on your own footage first. The whole clip, up to 10 minutes and 4K, is $3.99 for 24 hours or $12 once for Pro. Both are one-time payments.
How do I pay, and how fast does it switch on?
Card or Apple Pay through a Revolut payment link (no Revolut account needed). Press “I’ve paid” and it switches on in that browser at once; the licence key is emailed so you can use it in another browser. Each payment is checked by hand, usually within a day. Full refund within 30 days.
Does it work on Imagine images?
Yes. Stills are the easy case: the marker sits in a corner over ordinary background and fills convincingly.
Is the invisible marker removed too?
No. Meta embeds an invisible watermark alongside the visible one, and we do not touch it.