Remove Logo from Photo
Clean up brand marks and logos from any photo with a simple text description.
Type 'remove the logo and fill with the background pattern' and EditThisPic's AI erases logos in 15-30 seconds. No manual tracing or selection tools needed. Just describe what you want removed. Works on product photos, clothing, signs, and packaging. The AI reconstructs the area behind the logo seamlessly. Free to try, no account needed.
How it works
Upload your photo
Drop your image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Photos with logos on simple surfaces like fabric, walls, or solid backgrounds work best.
Describe what you want
Type your instruction: 'remove the logo and fill with the surrounding surface' or 'erase the brand name from the shirt.' Be specific about what should replace the logo. No marking needed - the AI recognizes logos automatically.
Copy one of these to get started:
remove the brand logo and fill with matching fabric texture, maintain the clothing's natural appearance
remove the logo from the product and fill with clean white surface
remove the logo from the wall and continue the background texture seamlessly
remove all brand logos and labels from the product, keep the surface clean
3 more prompts
remove the logo and its shadow completely, blend with the surrounding background
remove the embroidered logo and restore flat fabric surface underneath
remove only the Nike logo on the left side, keep other branding visible
Generate and review
Check the area where the logo was. Verify the surface texture matches, colors blend naturally, and no logo remnants remain. Look for any color or pattern inconsistencies.
Refine with markers if needed
If traces of the logo remain or the fill looks uneven, tap markers on those spots and regenerate. This is optional - most logo removals work without markers.
"Needed to remove a brand logo from my product mockup. One prompt and it was gone - background looked perfect!" @design_mike_studio
See it in action
T-shirt logo removal
Brand logo on cotton t-shirt needed removal for mockup. AI filled with matching fabric texture.
remove the brand logo and fill with matching fabric texture, maintain the clothing's natural appearance
Product packaging cleanup
Generic product mockup needed for design presentation. AI removed branding for clean surface.
remove the logo from the product and fill with clean white surface
Store sign removal
Architectural photo needed without commercial signage. AI removed logo and reconstructed wall.
remove the logo from the wall and continue the background texture seamlessly
If something looks off
Faint outline or ghost of logo still visible
Why: The AI removed the main logo but left subtle traces where colors were slightly different.
remove all traces of the logo including any color variation or outline, blend completely
💡 Zoom in to check for faint outlines, especially with dark logos on light backgrounds.
Fill texture does not match surrounding surface
Why: The AI reconstructed the area but with slightly different texture or color than the original surface.
remove the logo and match the exact [texture type] pattern of the surrounding area
💡 Be specific about surface type: 'brushed metal,' 'cotton weave,' 'brick pattern' helps matching.
AI changed the wrong area or something I didn't want changed
Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which area you meant from description alone. This happens with ambiguous requests.
Tap a marker on the specific logo you want to change, then regenerate with the same prompt
💡 Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS one specifically.' Use them when description alone is ambiguous.
Logo shadow or embossing still visible
Why: Shadows and raised textures are separate from the logo graphic itself and may not be auto-detected.
remove the logo along with any shadow, embossing, or texture it created
💡 For embroidered or raised logos, mention 'flatten the surface' in your prompt.
Color bleeding or smudging around logo area
Why: When logos have gradients or blend with backgrounds, edges can be tricky to reconstruct cleanly.
Tap markers on the smudged areas and try: 'clean up the edges and blend naturally'
💡 High-contrast logos (dark on light) give cleaner removals than gradient or subtle logos.
Quick answers
Do I need to mark the logo before describing?
No! Just describe what you want: 'remove the logo' or 'erase the brand mark.' The AI recognizes logos automatically. Only use markers when multiple logos exist and you need to specify which one, or when traces remain after the first attempt.
Will the background look natural after removal?
In most cases, yes. The AI reconstructs the surface behind the logo based on surrounding patterns. Simple, consistent backgrounds like solid colors or repeating textures give the best results. Describe the surface type for better matching.
Can I remove logos from clothing?
Yes! Fabric logos work well. Use prompts like 'remove the logo and fill with matching fabric texture.' The AI reconstructs the cloth pattern. Embroidered logos may need multiple passes for completely flat results.
What about trademarked logos - is this legal?
EditThisPic is a photo editing tool. How you use edited images depends on your purpose and local laws. For personal use, mockups, or educational purposes, logo removal is generally acceptable. Commercial use may have restrictions.
Can I remove multiple logos at once?
Yes! Use 'remove all logos' in your prompt. For very busy images with many logos, you may get better results removing them in batches or one at a time, especially if they're on different surfaces.
Ready to remove that logo?
Free to try. No signup required.