Veo & Omni Watermark Remover

This page runs a different removal pipeline from the standard tool. Where the default engine inverts a known alpha composite, this model is tuned specifically for the Veo and Gemini Omni Sparkle watermark family and auto-tunes to the clip rather than applying your saved settings.

That is why there is no settings drawer here. The model calibrates itself per file, so manual mask adjustment would work against it. If a clip comes out imperfect, the standard Gemini tool is the fallback worth trying — the two pipelines fail on different material.

This model accepts video and rejects image uploads by design. The Veo and Omni Sparkle marks it targets appear on generated clips, and the tuning that makes it effective there is not what you want applied to a still image. For images, the standard tool at erasio.io/tool is the right path.

Processing is local, like everywhere else in Erasio: the MP4 is demuxed in your browser, the video stream is patched frame by frame through WebCodecs, and the original audio is re-muxed in without being decoded or re-encoded. Nothing is uploaded, and the audio in your output is bit-identical to the source.

Reach for this model when a clip came out of Veo or carries the Gemini Omni Sparkle variant and the standard engine left a residue behind. Those are the cases it was built for, and it will usually resolve them without any manual tuning.

For everything else — Gemini images, Nano Banana output, AI Studio files, and most Google Flow exports — the standard tool is the better default, and it gives you the mask controls when a new watermark variant needs correcting by hand.