About
Watermarks out. Your image back.
Why we built AIUnmark, and what we believe about who owns an image.
The problem started with our own work.
We worked with images. Catalogs for clients, archives for studios, datasets for pipelines. The work kept arriving watermarked. Hidden signals baked in by generation platforms. Provenance metadata we did not ask for. Tiled marks from stock libraries. Corner logos from tools we had already paid for.
Cleaning them was a tax. A slow, manual, per-image tax. The tools that existed were either UI toys that choked on volume or API services that wanted to talk to sales before showing a price.
We wanted the opposite. A serious engine with a real API. A workspace that handled bulk without flinching. Pricing published in the open. No calls. No qualification. Start right away.
So we built it.
The engine is the engine.
Removal quality does not change between plans. You buy volume, not a better product. The cheapest plan gets the same result as the most expensive one.
Pricing belongs in public.
Every plan, every price, every token math, on a page anyone can read. No contact sales for the number. No quote-based gatekeeping.
The risk is on us.
If the engine cannot remove a watermark, you do not pay for the attempt. Tokens return to your balance automatically. The downside is ours.
Who AIUnmark is for.
AIUnmark is for images you own or have the rights to clean. Photographers restoring their own archive. Agencies delivering client work they produced. E-commerce teams normalizing a catalog they control. Developers building media pipelines for their own product.
You are responsible for ensuring you have the right to process any image you send through AIUnmark. We built the engine. How it is used is a decision the user makes.