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.
Local AI agent skill
Let your agent clean Gemini-generated images while it works in a repo, prepares assets, or runs a batch job. The skill uses local files, targets visible Gemini logo watermarks, and stays out of your way until automation is the better tool.
Add it to an agent workspace once, then call the bundled script whenever image cleanup is part of a larger task.
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.
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.
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.
Let Codex or another coding agent clean generated images while updating docs, examples, or site content.
Process a folder of Gemini outputs before exporting blog covers, social cards, or tutorial screenshots.
Keep source images on your machine and combine cleanup with renaming, format checks, or release scripts.
They are reusable AI agent instructions and scripts that let an agent remove visible Gemini logo watermarks from local image files.
Use the skill when cleanup is part of a larger agent task or batch workflow. Use the online tool when you only need to drag in one or a few images by hand.
No. The intended workflow is local processing. Images stay in the agent workspace unless your own automation sends them elsewhere.
No. It targets the visible Gemini logo watermark only, not invisible signals or watermarks from other tools.
Same engine, different shape. The CLI is a one-shot command; the skill is an instruction file an agent reads before deciding when to call the CLI. Pair them when an agent should clean images as part of a multi-step task.
Not yet. The skill calls a local script, which is enough for repo-bound agent workflows. If you need a server-side tool surface, the CLI's exit codes and --json output stay stable.
Yes. The install command points to the open-source Gemini Watermark Remover project. You can inspect the code before adding it to your agent workflow.
Install once per workspace; the agent does the rest. The online remover stays a click away for one-off images.