If it doesn’t, play around with the radius until you get the desired result. Specify the radius to take the selection from. Now click on Filters>Enhance>Heal Selection. Again notice that I’m doing this by selecting smaller chunks of area and not the entire logo. Open the image on GIMP and using the lasso tool to select the watermark. GIMP too has a Content Aware Fill type feature which can be added to the software using plug-ins.ĭownload the Resynthesizer plugin and copy the executable called resynthesizer.exe to gimp-2.0libgimpplug-ins directory.ĭownload this script (from Newslily) and copy it to Here is the final result with the complete watermark removed. Remember, you can always undo and repeat the steps. Make sure “Content Aware” is selected under “Use” and press OK. In this example, I left out the horn of the skull since it has a different texture. To get the best results work with small areas of the watermark. This is because the image behind the watermark is not uniform. Notice that I selected only a part of the watermark. Select the watermark to remove using the Lasso Tool (L). Use the smallest brush size as possible to get good results.įor larger areas we will use the lasso tool. If the result is unsatisfactory, undo it or go back in History and repeat. Press to increase or decrease the size of the brush as required, and carefully paint it over the watermark. Select the option Content Aware Fill on the toolbar at the top.

Open the image in Photoshop CS5, and select the “Spot Healing Brush Tool” from the toolbar. We do not encourage stealing of copyrighted images from iStockphoto or from any other sources. For our example we will use an image from iStockPhoto and try to remove the watermark right across the face of the image.ĭisclaimer: The use of materials from iStockphoto is for illustrative purposes only.

Photoshop remove grad photo watermark