Gemini now lets you turn off the visible watermark on your AI creations — here's how to do it, and how your…
- Visible watermarks on Gemini content are now optional
- The change applies to images, videos, and music
- Embedded, invisible AI watermarks will still be in place
If you use Google Gemini to create AI images, music, or videos then you'll know that they come with a Gemini logo attached to mark them as being AI-generated. Not any more though: you now have the option to hide this visible watermark.
As announced by Google's Josh Woodward, you can now toggle watermarks off for images made with the Nano Banana AI model, videos made with Omni, and songs made with Lyria — except in countries where visible watermarks are required by law (including China).
No specific reason was given for the change but Woodward described the tweak as a "papercut fixed", which sounds as though the overlaid logos had been frustrating users who wanted a clean AI content creation workflow.
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