This is a useful tool if the background of the watermark is a solid color. The eraser feature erases whatever is selected. For accuracy, the size scroll bar can be used to adjust the size of the brush selection tool. This helps to keep the image looking realistic. The brush tool removes the watermark but keeps the background. If the watermark is smaller, a small circle can help with precision. If the watermark you are trying to remove is very large you may want to use a bigger circle during the removal process. The selection tool shape created on the image is circular and the size scroll bar controls the size of the circle. These two features are adjustable using the size scroll bar. To select the watermark for removal, there are two helpful tools: a brush and an eraser. Each of these is useful during the watermark removal process. These are called Size, Brush, and Eraser. The icon for Removal is the option to choose to remove a watermark from an image.Īfter selecting Removal, a different set of options will appear on the bottom of the screen. When this option is selected, a second menu appears and has four icons named Crop and Rotate, Fisheye, Perspective, and Removal.
This bottom menu contains an icon called Tools. Step 3: Tap "Tools" and Choose "Removal" to Remove Watermarks Once you select your image, it will appear within an editing screen with a menu bar at the bottom with the options Tools, Adjustments, Effects, Elements, and Live. The application will access the photos already saved on the device. This will prompt you to select the image in which you want to remove watermarks. When the application opens, select the option to Edit. Download from the App Store for iOS and Android.
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