Name: Erasio
Author: Erasio

Question 1

How does Erasio remove watermarks?

Accepted Answer

Erasio uses AI-powered image processing to identify and remove the Gemini watermark, reconstructing the original pixels underneath. All processing happens locally in your browser — your images never leave your device.

Question 2

Is it safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Erasio is fully client-side — it does not send your images to any server. The Chrome extension only requires permissions to operate on gemini.google.com. It does not access other websites, read your browsing data, or transmit any information.

Question 3

Does it work on all Gemini images?

Accepted Answer

Erasio supports images generated by Google Gemini and Google AI Studio that contain the standard Gemini watermark, including v1, v2, and the Nano Banana pattern. Images without a watermark are passed through unchanged.

Question 4

What is the Nano Banana watermark pattern?

Accepted Answer

Nano Banana is the compact watermark variant embedded in lightweight Gemini outputs — typically a smaller, lower-alpha overlay compared to the standard mark. Erasio detects and removes it with the same precision as every other supported variant.

Question 5

What is the difference between the extension and the online tool?

Accepted Answer

The Chrome Extension integrates directly with Gemini — when you click download, it strips the watermark before the file saves. The Online Tool is a standalone page where you upload images manually. Both share the same processing engine.

Question 6

Does it work on mobile?

Accepted Answer

The Chrome Extension is desktop-only. The Online Tool works in any modern browser, including mobile — so you can process images from your phone or tablet.

Question 7

Will this work if Google updates Gemini?

Accepted Answer

We actively monitor changes to Gemini's watermark patterns — standard and Nano Banana variants alike — and ship updates whenever a new pattern appears. All updates are included at no extra cost.

Question 8

Does Erasio violate Google's terms of service?

Accepted Answer

Erasio is a local image processing tool and does not interact with Google's servers in any unauthorized way. It processes images after download. Users are responsible for ensuring their use of generated images complies with applicable terms.

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