Dr.Watermark is a web app published at watermark.phd that focuses on one job: taking a picture or a video clip that carries an unwanted watermark, logo, or text stamp and returning a clean version of it. You drag a file onto the page or paste it from the clipboard, pick one of the automatic detection modes, and the AI locates the overlaid text or logo and reconstructs the pixels underneath. A manual editor is available for cases the model misses, so you can brush over a remaining mark and inpaint that area by hand. The service accepts common formats such as PNG, JPG, WEBP, and AVIF up to roughly 6000x6000 pixels and 10 MB per input, and finished images are delivered as high-quality JPEG downloads.
The product is openly built for legitimate uses: cleaning a preview or draft of your own photograph, restoring study or research material that carries a distracting watermark, replacing an outdated company logo across an old photo library, or tidying supplier images you are licensed to reuse. The site also states plainly that removing watermarks from content you do not own may violate copyright law, and it positions the tool around owners and licensees rather than around circumventing protection.
The interface ships in many languages and works responsively, so it is usable from a phone as well as a desktop. On the business side there is a genuinely free entry point with a small daily credit allowance, a Pro subscription measured in credits, an enterprise route for very large volumes, and documented API access by arrangement. Payment is currently crypto-only, subscriptions do not auto-renew, and unused credits expire at the end of the billing period, so it is worth planning usage before buying.
