Cover the soft edge
The semi-transparent label has a soft glow. Paint a few pixels beyond the letters so no faint outline is left behind.
Images you download from Doubao (豆包) carry a small "豆包AI生成" label in the bottom-right corner. This Doubao watermark remover lets you mark that label, rebuild the background with an in-browser AI model and save a clean copy of your own image.
JPG, PNG or WebP. Drop, paste or pick a file. It is processed in your browser.


Doubao adds a visible AI label to generated images to meet China’s AI content labeling rules. Knowing its exact shape makes the Doubao watermark easier to mask precisely.
These measurements come from public detector calibration data, not from ByteDance documentation. Doubao can change its label at any time, so always check your own image.
The whole process runs on this page. Your image is decoded and cleaned inside the browser instead of being sent to a server.
Click Upload, drop the file onto the page or paste it from the clipboard. JPG, PNG and WebP downloads from Doubao all work.
Press "Auto-mark text" to detect text regions, then check that the "豆包AI生成" label is covered. If anything is missed, paint over it with the brush.
Press Erase. The AI inpainting model fills the masked corner with texture taken from the surrounding pixels. Zoom in and brush again if an edge remains.
Save the cleaned result as a PNG. Undo and redo keep earlier versions, so you can compare before and after first.
A small corner label over a busy background is the typical Doubao case. Inpainting works best when the area behind the label is texture rather than a face or fine text.


A few habits make the difference between an invisible repair and a smudged corner.
The semi-transparent label has a soft glow. Paint a few pixels beyond the letters so no faint outline is left behind.
Quality mode uses the larger model and handles detailed textures better. Fast mode gives a quicker preview when you just want to check the mask.
Under China’s rules a platform may give you an unlabeled copy if you request it and accept responsibility in its user agreement. If Doubao offers that for your account, it keeps the original pixels intact.
Not as a dedicated Doubao detector. "Auto-mark text" finds text regions in general and often catches the "豆包AI生成" label, but you should always check the mask and paint over anything it missed.
Yes. Masking, erasing and downloading the PNG are free and do not need an account.
No. The image stays in your browser. Only the AI model files are downloaded the first time you use the editor, and they are cached for later visits.
This editor does not try to detect or remove invisible provenance marks. Because the result is a new PNG drawn from the browser canvas, the original file’s metadata (the implicit AIGC label in XMP or PNG text and any C2PA credentials) is not copied into the download. That is a side effect of re-encoding, not a way to erase provenance: watermarks embedded in the pixels are not targeted, the platform keeps its own generation records, and China’s labeling rules also prohibit maliciously removing implicit labels. Keep the original file and disclose AI generation wherever it is required.
China’s AI labeling measures (in force since 1 September 2025) prohibit maliciously deleting or hiding AI labels. Only edit images you have the right to use, keep AI disclosure wherever the platform or law requires it, and never use a cleaned image to pass AI content off as real.
The model invents pixels that were hidden under the label. Smooth gradients repair well; detailed patterns can look soft. Try Quality mode, a tighter mask, or erasing in two smaller passes.
Each platform marks its images differently. Pick the guide that matches where your picture came from.
Upload the picture, mark the corner label and download the repaired PNG. It runs in your browser.