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How to Remove a Logo from a Photo

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Quick Answer

To remove a logo from a photo, upload your image to EditThisPic and describe what to erase: 'remove the brand logo from the shirt' or 'delete the logo in the bottom corner.' The AI removes the logo and fills the area with matching texture, whether it's fabric, a wall, or a product surface. Free, no signup.

Erase Brand Logos from Any Image

Logos appear where you don't want them—on clothing in portrait shots, on products in flat lays, on walls in architectural photos. Manually cloning them out in Photoshop takes patience and skill. AI handles it in seconds by understanding the texture underneath and filling it in seamlessly.

How AI Logo Removal Works

EditThisPic's AI locates the logo you describe, analyzes the surface it sits on, and generates a clean fill. For fabric, it continues the weave pattern and color. For smooth surfaces like plastic or glass, it matches the sheen and tone. Even logos on complex backgrounds like brick or wood get replaced with matching texture.

When You Need to Remove Logos

  • Cleaning up clothing logos for fashion or portrait photography
  • Removing brand marks from product shots for marketplace listings
  • Erasing sponsor logos from event and sports photos
  • Deleting stock photo watermarks from previews
  • Removing logo overlays from screenshots and presentations

Logos on Different Surfaces

Results depend on the surface. Solid-color fabric is the easiest—the AI fills with flat color. Patterned fabric like stripes or plaid is trickier but still works if the pattern is regular. Hard surfaces (plastic, metal, walls) fill cleanly. The hardest surfaces are highly textured ones like embroidered logos or etched glass, where the logo physically alters the material.

Tips for Clean Logo Removal

Point out the logo's location clearly: 'the Nike logo on the chest of the shirt' is better than 'the logo.' For large logos, the AI may need a follow-up pass to smooth the filled area. If the logo has embossed or stitched texture, mention it: 'remove the embroidered logo'—this helps the AI understand it needs to flatten the surface too.

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Upload Your Photo

Drop your image into EditThisPic. Works with clothing photos, product shots, signage, screenshots—any image with a logo you want removed.

2

Describe the Logo to Remove

Be specific about what and where: 'remove the brand logo from the front of the hoodie' or 'erase the logo in the bottom-right corner.' The more precise you are, the cleaner the result.

3

Check the Result

The AI replaces the logo with matching surface texture. Look for color consistency, pattern continuity, and smooth edges where the logo was.

4

Touch Up If Needed

If a faint outline or color difference remains, describe the fix: 'smooth out the area where the logo was' or place a marker on the specific spot.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Upload your photo to EditThisPic and describe it: 'remove the logo from the front of the t-shirt.' The AI erases the logo and fills the area with matching fabric color and texture. Works on solid colors, patterns, and most materials.
Yes. Describe the logo's location on the product: 'remove the brand name from the side of the bottle.' The AI fills the area with the product's surface material—plastic, glass, metal, cardboard, or whatever it detects.
It can reduce the appearance, but physically raised logos (embroidery, rubber patches) are harder because the texture is part of the fabric. Flat printed logos give the best results. For raised logos, try adding 'flatten and remove the embroidered logo' in your prompt.
Yes. Describe everything you want removed in one prompt: 'remove the brand logo and the text below it from the product label.' The AI handles both in a single pass.
Usually not. The AI matches the surrounding area's color, texture, and lighting. On solid surfaces, results are nearly invisible. On complex patterns, there may be minor inconsistencies you can fix with a follow-up edit.
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