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Nano Banana 2.1 Watermark Remover

Images you download from Nano Banana 2.1 carry the Gemini star in the bottom-right corner, as images from the earlier models do. LogoFade takes that star off in your browser, for free: no upload, no signup, no account. The tool is on the home page.

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What a Nano Banana 2.1 image looks like

Nano Banana 2.1 started rolling out on 6 October 2026 across Google's products, the Gemini app among them.

A picture exported from it has a pale four-pointed star sitting in the bottom-right corner. It is the same star, in the same place, that Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro leave on their images. Put a 2.1 export next to one from either of them and the corner looks no different.

The star still comes in two sizes: 48 pixels on smaller images and 96 pixels on larger ones. The mark did not change with the new model, so a tool built for Gemini images already knows what to look for in a 2.1 file.

How to remove the watermark from a 2.1 image

  1. Step 1 — Download the original image from Gemini

    In the Gemini app, open the picture Nano Banana 2.1 made and download it. That full-size download is the file the tool needs.

    A screenshot will not do, and neither will a copy that was cropped, resized or forwarded through a messaging app. Those have different pixels, and the tool turns them down and says why.

  2. Step 2 — It runs in your browser (nothing is uploaded)

    Open the image tool on the LogoFade home page and drop the file in. The page looks for the star in the bottom-right corner and works out what was underneath it, on your own device.

    Your picture is not sent to a server at any point. There is no account to make and nothing to install.

  3. Step 3 — Save the clean file

    Use the before and after view to check the corner where the star was, then download. A PNG is saved as a PNG at the same size, and a JPEG is saved as a JPEG.

    Some images can't be cleaned, for instance when the star is very faint over busy detail. In that case you get an explanation and no file, rather than a picture with a smudge left in the corner.

2.1, 2 or Pro — the watermark is the same

Nano Banana 2.1, Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro all put one mark on a picture: one star, one corner, one of two sizes.

That is why this tool never asks which model you used. It reads the pixels in the file you give it and looks for that star. The name of the model is not something it checks, or needs.

So if you are deciding between 2.1 and Pro, the watermark is not a reason to pick either one. Whichever made your image, it is handled the same way here.

FAQ

Does Nano Banana 2.1 add a watermark?

Yes. Nano Banana 2.1 started rolling out on 6 October 2026, and images exported from it carry the same four-pointed star in the same bottom-right corner as every other Gemini image export.

Can I use this on an image made in AI Studio or Flow?

Yes — as long as the file is the original download. We have tested images downloaded from the Gemini app. AI Studio and Flow can produce still images too, but we have not tested those: drop one in and the tool will tell you whether it found a watermark it can remove. If the file was resized or re-saved, it will say so instead of handing you a damaged picture.

Which is better, 2.1 or Pro?

We don't review models here, and this tool works the same either way. Whichever model produced your file, the star is written the same way, so it comes off the same way.

Is it free? Do I need an account?

It is free, with no account and no signup. Your image is processed in your browser and never uploaded.

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