Completely Remove Water Stamp from Photo
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by admin on March 4th, 2010

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No doubt a huge number of software are there around for removing water stamp from photo but most of them does not work properly. Even a lot of them remove the entire watermarked area from the photo and result a unfinished output which is not expected. So really it’s a tough job to find out a software which can remove only the water stamp from a photo smoothly. Don’t be upset!! Now I am going to say about a software which has the capability to completely remove a water mark from any photo.

It automatically selects the layer of the watermarked area and after removing automatically adjusts the layer. It is Photo Stamp Remover. You can use JPG/JPEG/PNG/GIF/TIF image files as it’s input. I have tested it, that’s really a great software from minimaL.

It’s so simple to use but for easy understanding follow the steps below…

Procedure To Fully Remove the Watermark:

1. Download and install Photo Stamp Remover.

2. Open the application. It will show you the main window of the software.

3. Click on the Add File(s) option at the top side of the window to import a watermarked photo. Browse the location. The photo will appeared in the dashboard (large white space in center).

4. Now choose one Region Selecting tool from 2 different shaped option. First one namely Rectangular provides you a rectangular shape to select a region and by the second option namely Region you can select a region manually.

5. Select the surrounding area of the watermark from the photo appeared in the dashboard. After proper selecting the selected region will act like a close running path.

6. Click on the Preview Result button in the right pane. Now look at the dashboard, the watermark will be totally removed. Check out the screenshot after removing.

7. This is an unregistered version so you are not able to save the output. You can purchase it for full functionality. However you can save the output by a backdoor process. Just take a screenshot of the output photo by any screen capture software such as Snagit or Potato Screen Capture.

So enjoy the trick and comment me…