Drop in the PNG or JPG that carries the logo you want gone.
Mark it roughly. The edge does not have to be perfect, and you can undo any stroke.
The area is rebuilt from its surroundings and you download the result at full resolution.
Remove a supplier logo from a blank sample so the mock-up shows your brand instead of theirs.
Strip an existing mark from a template photo before you drop your own logo on top.
Take a sticker or price mark off a product photo so the listing looks deliberate.
The gap is filled from the surrounding pixels, so fabric keeps its weave and a wall keeps its texture.
Brush exactly what should go and leave the rest untouched.
It works best on small to medium marks over a consistent surface. A logo across a busy pattern is harder, and we would rather say so.
The work happens in your browser, so unreleased products stay private.
Upload the image, brush over the logo, and the area is rebuilt from the pixels around it. Download the cleaned image at full resolution, with no Photoshop and no upload.
On a consistent surface such as fabric, a wall or a plain background, the fill matches its surroundings closely. Across a busy pattern the repair is harder to hide, so check the preview before exporting.
Removing a mark from someone elses product photo or from stock imagery can breach their rights or the licence you got the file under. Use it on images that are yours to edit.
Small and medium marks repair best. A logo covering much of the frame leaves little surrounding detail to rebuild from, so results vary.