Most "AI watermark remover" services upload your image to a server. This one does not: the detection and inpainting models are downloaded once, cached by the browser, and executed on your own device. There is no upload endpoint, so the picture cannot leak from our side — the only thing the server ever sees is a credit being reserved when you save.
Detection is automatic but editable. The detector highlights corner logos, floating badges and text watermarks; you can add to that mask with a brush or erase parts of it, so only the region you marked is inpainted. That keeps untouched parts of the photo byte-for-byte original instead of re-encoding the whole image.
Scope and limits: JPG, PNG and WebP up to 20 MB per image; very large photos are processed at a maximum long edge of 3200 px to keep memory use sane, so the saved result matches that working size. The tool works on still images only — use the parser for videos. Remove watermarks from material you own or are otherwise allowed to edit; stripping a third party's watermark does not grant you rights to their work.