Watermark Remover by Magic Studio

Jake Blanda

Congrats on the launch!

10 months ago

Orrin Batz

Right?! My first thought - this just helps with theft, which is already highly prevalent especially with certain countries whose copyright law is impossible to navigate. And marketers running campaigns, promotions etc should be using (purchasing) stock or getting clean and permissible images from manufacturers/suppliers.

11 months ago

Conner Gislason

Good job Mr Rohan, bravo to your tech

1 year ago

Mike VonRueden

nice jobbb

1 year ago

Orrin Batz

Oh nice tool!

1 year ago

Karley Frami

I've seen services that remove watermarks, but it always looks clumsy. Finally, AI tools are solving this problem. Good luck!

1 year ago

Daren Bruen

Commented on a tool like this before, What sort of considerations do you have in place for people to just not steal someones IP? I've noticed you have mentioned intent BUT there are few and far between use cases where someone would genuinely want to remove a watermark that is not theft of IP...

1 year ago

Felipe Sanford

Congratulations to launch of Watermark Remover! This is a fantastic addition to the digital toolset for photographers, designers, and anyone who deals with images regularly.

1 year ago

Roy Kris

What an awful, dishonest use of tech. Shame on you

1 year ago

Elmer Schoen

Great work and kudos for developing this tool. I hope the makers will enforce proper policies to prevent misuse.

1 year ago

Toni Kutch

Nice!  This sounds super handy.  Just one thing though - will there be no issues with the copyright? Definitely a cool concept. I'm excited to see where this goes.

1 year ago

Johnathan Homenick

Sounds like a tool purposely built for copyright infringement

1 year ago

Johnathan Homenick

@rohaank : Congrats on the launch team, the product looks amazing.

1 year ago

Murray Kuhlman

The tool is great, how do you plan to prevent illegal use?

1 year ago

Mike VonRueden

Congrats on the launch @rohaank - Seems like a really neat product for the use case but I am also wondering if this incentivizes people to remove watermarks off of work that isn't theirs to promote. Ie: Stolen IP etc? Curious if the team could enlighten someone like myself who isn't too familiar with these types of tools!

1 year ago