Fotografije

Brand logos off stock photos, without retouching

Send a folder from the shoot. The app finds logos, signs and emblems, removes them by filling from the photo itself, and returns the file at full resolution — EXIF and colour profile intact. You just review and download.

Leave your email and we will send an invite; it carries 150 free photos.

How it works

1 · Send a folder

Drag the whole shoot into the browser, up to 1,000 photos. Files go straight to our storage, not through a middleman.

2 · The app finds and removes

The detector goes through every photo, marks what is a logo and fills it in from its surroundings. Anything it is not sure about is left for you.

3 · Review and download

Switch a finding on or off, paint over anything that was missed, then pull a ZIP with the cleaned photos and a CSV report.

What you get

  • ✓Full resolution — only pixels inside the mask change.
  • ✓EXIF, capture date and colour profile stay untouched.
  • ✓About 2 minutes of manual retouching saved per photo.
  • ✓A CSV report: what was found, removed and charged.
  • ✓Serbian, English and Spanish.

You pay only for a cleaned photo you download

  • ✓Detection and review are free — up to the number of photos in your plan (500 to 12,500 a month).
  • ✓Clean photos and “_check“ photos are never charged.
  • ✓Downloading the same photo again, or touching it up, costs nothing.
  • ✓One credit = one photo, whatever the resolution or the number of logos.

Prices

A subscription from $9 a month (50 cleaned photos) to $119 (2,000), always the best price per photo. If you shoot in bursts, take a pack that never expires — from $19 for 100 photos. Detection and review are free.

Proven on real work

Stock photographers have run it on their own shoots and it works — the logos go, the photo stays at full resolution. What we cannot promise is that every agency will accept a photo: their rules are theirs and they change. That is why photos our quality control is not convinced by go to the “_check“ subfolder and are never charged.

The beta is invite-only