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Veo 3 Watermark Remover

Remove the Veo logo from Veo 3 and Veo 3.1 videos, with the sound kept intact.

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Select a photo or video

or drop it here

Photos: JPG, PNG, WEBP  Β·  Videos: MP4, WEBM, MOV

Only remove watermarks from photos and videos you own or have permission to edit.

About the Veo 3 Watermark Remover

Google's Veo video model stamps a visible "Veo" logo in the corner of videos generated in Gemini and Flow. PDFPace compares frames across your clip, finds the logo because it never moves, and removes it from every frame.

Veo 3 videos usually include generated audio, such as dialogue, music and sound effects. That audio is carried over to the cleaned MP4. Processing happens locally, so even unreleased projects stay private.

How to use the Veo 3 Watermark Remover

1

Select your Veo clip

Choose the MP4 you downloaded from Gemini or Flow.

2

Confirm the detected logo

A box appears over the Veo logo. Drag a new box if your clip has the logo somewhere else.

3

Export the MP4

Choose Original, 720p or 480p, press Remove Watermark and download.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work with Veo 3.1 and Veo 3 Fast?
Yes, as long as the logo stays in a fixed corner, which is how Gemini and Flow add it. If it is not detected, drag a box over it yourself.
Is the audio kept?
Yes. The original audio track is copied into the cleaned MP4.
How long does it take?
It depends on the clip length, resolution and your device. Short Veo clips are quick; choosing 720p or 480p makes any video faster.
Does it remove the SynthID watermark?
No. SynthID is invisible and embedded in the video itself. Only the visible Veo logo is removed.
Can I use the cleaned video commercially?
Check Google's terms for the plan you generated it on. Removing the logo does not change who owns the content or what you are allowed to do with it.

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