Remove a logo or brand mark from an image
Logos turn up on T-shirts in your own photos, on props in product shots, or as an app badge stamped into an exported image. Because logos are compact shapes, click-to-select often grabs them in one tap, and the fill borrows the fabric or surface texture around them.
Last updated September 2026
Open the free eraser →How to do it
- Open the photo in the eraser.
- Click the logo in select mode, or paint over it with the brush.
- Erase and check that the surrounding fabric or surface texture continues naturally.
- Repeat on any second logo, then download.
Tips for a cleaner result
- Logos on plain shirts, walls or packaging remove best; logos over folds and seams may need two passes.
- Mask slightly outside the logo edge to avoid a coloured outline.
FAQ
Can I remove a brand logo from product photos I sell?
You can remove marks from photos you shot yourself. Don't remove another company's watermark or copyright mark from images you don't have rights to, and follow your marketplace's rules about branding.
Does it add its own logo?
No. Downloads never carry a watermark, logo or badge.