Why is there a watermark on my image?
Images made on the Free and Basic plans carry a small BrandGen mark in the bottom-right corner. Images made on Pro and Max don't. Here is how it works when you change plan.
Short answer: images made on the Free and Basic plans carry a small BrandGen mark in the bottom-right corner. Images made on Pro and Max have no mark. The mark is added when the image is made, so it depends on the plan you were on at that moment.
What does the watermark look like?
It's a small, semi-transparent round BrandGen logo in the bottom-right corner of the image. It turns lighter on dark backgrounds and darker on light ones, so it stays visible. It's part of the image file itself, so it's there in the editor, in downloads and anywhere you post the image.
Which plans have a watermark?
| Plan | Watermark |
|---|---|
| Free | Yes |
| Basic | Yes |
| Pro | No |
| Max | No |
See Pricing for everything each plan includes.
How do I get images without a watermark?
Move to Pro or Max from Plan & Billing, then generate. Every image you make from then on is clean. See How do I cancel or change my plan?
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