AI agent workflow · Local image cleanup
AI Agent Skill for Gemini Image Cleanup
Give Codex CLI, Claude Code, or another Markdown-aware agent a repeatable workflow for cleaning local Gemini and Nano Banana image assets while it updates docs, prepares repo files, or runs a batch job.
What you get
A reusable agent instruction file plus a local script for cleaning visible Gemini logo watermarks in JPG, PNG, and WebP. Add it to a supported agent workspace; other Markdown-compatible environments can adapt the setup.
Tested with
Verified with Codex CLI and Claude Code. Other agents that load Markdown skill files can adapt the same instructions, but you may need to wire the install command yourself.
Clear limits
The skill only handles visible Gemini Logo and Nano Banana watermarks. It does not do black-box uploads, and it does not guess or rebuild damaged pixels. For one or two images, the online tool is usually faster.
Install the local cleanup skill
Add it to an agent workspace once, then call the bundled script whenever image cleanup is part of a larger task.
pnpm dlx skills add GargantuaX/gemini-watermark-remover \
--skill gemini-watermark-remover
# Clean a local Gemini image from an automation flow
node skills/gemini-watermark-remover/scripts/run.mjs ./input.png ./clean.png
Workflows where the skill pays off
Repo asset cleanup
Let Codex or another coding agent clean generated images while updating docs, examples, or site content.
Batch publishing prep
Process a folder of Gemini outputs before exporting blog covers, social cards, or tutorial screenshots.
Private local pipelines
Keep source images on your machine and combine cleanup with renaming, format checks, or release scripts.
Gemini watermark remover skills FAQ
What are Gemini Watermark Remover Skills?
When should I use the skill instead of the online tool?
Is this the right page for manual image cleanup?
Does the skill upload images?
Can it remove SynthID or invisible watermarks?
Is the skill different from the CLI?
Is there an MCP server?
Is the skill free to install?
Plug it into the next agent run
Install once per workspace; the agent does the rest. The online remover stays a click away for one-off images.