Remove watermarks from AI texts

AI models that do not use text watermarking generally choose from the available words based on their generation process. AI models with watermarking follow a specific pattern during generation, favoring certain words or combinations over others.

This pattern cannot usually be identified by looking at a single word, but it can become apparent when analyzing a sufficiently long piece of text. The patterns in the choices made during generation can be detected and, in some cases, used to determine whether the text was generated by a specific AI model.

Paste text generated by an AI model directly into the editor. Original formatting, such as bold text, italics, and lists, will be preserved automatically. You can also add, remove, or edit parts of the text manually. To add a file, click “Attach file” or the paperclip icon, or drag and drop it into the editor area.

You need to create an account with Google to use this tool. This gives you access to a free monthly allowance for removing AI watermarks. Since these operations require significant resources, requiring an account helps us prevent spam and keep the service running efficiently for everyone.

Yes, you can use this tool for free. Free accounts have a limited number of texts they can process each month. You can check your limits and usage in your account's personal area (LINK).

We developed an algorithm that uses several AI models to analyze the text and modify words or their order when it detects an AI watermark. We replace the identified words or restructure sentences while preserving the original meaning and tone of the text.

You can keep the original formatting by pasting the text directly into the editor. All formatting, such as bold text, italics, and lists, will be preserved automatically after the AI watermark is removed, so you won't need to format the text again once processing is complete.

Yes, you can upload a text file by clicking the paperclip icon or dragging it directly into the editor area. We currently support .txt, .md, .docx, .pdf, .rtf, and .odt files.

AI watermarks are one of the methods used to make AI-generated content identifiable. Under the AI Act, the European Union has introduced specific transparency requirements for generative AI systems: providers must implement mechanisms that allow AI-generated or AI-modified content, including text, to be identified through machine-readable markers.

There are several ways to implement these mechanisms, including watermarks, which introduce a recognizable pattern into the text during generation. The goal is to make it easier to identify AI-generated content and increase transparency around its use.