Images
PNG, JPG, JPEG, and WebP up to 20 MB. Image output keeps the original canvas dimensions and is saved as PNG.
Google Flow workflow
Google Flow watermark remover for image and video exports
Process supported visible corner marks from Google Flow media in one local browser workspace. Select the original export, review the result in place, and download the finished file without uploading it to a server.
SourceDirect Flow export
ProcessingLocal browser
Image outputPNG
Video inputH.264 MP4 preferred
Drop images or videos
Add multiple files and process them locally in sequence.
click, paste, or drop up to 20 files · PNG · JPG · WebP · MP4 · MOV · WebMBatch processing · files stay in your browser · original dimensions
A batch can contain up to 20 supported files.
Flow images + video
A practical workflow for media created in Google Flow
Google Flow can combine text prompts, scene building, and Veo generation into a single filmmaking workflow. The downloaded media may include a visible Gemini-style mark in a corner. GeminiClear focuses on supported versions of that visible overlay while keeping the source file in the current browser.
The image and video paths share one upload area. After file selection, the workspace detects the media type and opens the relevant preview and processing controls. This is useful when a Flow project contains both still references and generated clips.
Step-by-step
How to process a Google Flow export
Use the first downloaded file whenever possible. Screenshots, screen recordings, crops, and repeated compression can change the pixels around the visible mark.
- 01
Download from Flow
Save the original image or video from Google Flow. For video, standard H.264 MP4 provides the broadest browser compatibility.
- 02
Choose the file above
Drop the export into the workspace. The interface identifies whether it is an image or video and prepares the matching local path.
- 03
Run the local pass
Start processing, inspect the marked corner in the preview, and play video results through the timeline when applicable.
- 04
Download the result
Export images as PNG or save the processed video file after confirming the result at full size.
Compatibility
Flow file and browser compatibility
Original exports are the most reliable input because the visible mark retains its expected size, position, and blend.
Video
MP4, MOV, and WebM up to 200 MB. H.264 MP4 is recommended because codec support varies by browser.
Browser
A current desktop release of Chrome or Edge generally provides the best local decoding and export support.
Privacy
Reading, supported-mark processing, preview, and export take place in the active browser session.
Best results
Best practices for Flow media
Keep the corner unchanged
Do not crop, blur, or cover the visible mark before processing.
Avoid screen recordings
A direct video download preserves the original frames and encoding more reliably.
Check motion around the mark
For video, review several points on the timeline rather than checking only the opening frame.
Keep the source file
Retain the original export for provenance, editing history, and future revisions.
Support and limits
What this Flow remover does and does not do
This page targets a specific visible overlay workflow. It is not a general-purpose cleanup editor.
Supported workflow
- Supported visible Gemini-style marks on original Flow images
- Supported visible corner marks that remain consistent across Flow video frames
- Local preview and export for compatible browser formats
Outside this tool's scope
- Removing Google SynthID or other invisible provenance signals
- Deleting arbitrary captions, logos, objects, or people
- Reconstructing a mark region after severe cropping or recompression
FAQ
Questions about flow images + video
Can I use the same tool for a Flow image and video?
Yes. Both begin in the upload workspace above, and the file type determines which local processing controls appear.
Does the Flow file leave my device?
No. The supported workflow runs in the current browser and does not require a media upload or account.
Which Flow video format works best?
H.264 MP4 offers the broadest compatibility in modern browsers. MOV and WebM support depends on their codecs.
Does it remove SynthID?
No. The tool addresses supported visible corner marks only and does not claim to remove invisible provenance signals.
Why should I avoid a screen recording?
Recording and recompression can alter the watermark pixels, frame timing, and codec, which makes local processing less predictable.