deep-imager AI Image Generator: Watermark Mask vs Full-Frame

The mask editor on deep-imager decides whether Watermark Remove edits a painted region or the whole frame.

Paint to localize. Skip paint for full-frame. Nano Banana only.

What does painting the mask change?

Painted areas are the editable region; black or unpainted areas stay locked when you submit a masked cleanup.

Open /?mode=watermark_remove, upload one image (5 MB max), and use the mask editor. Desktop: scroll to zoom, Alt-drag to pan. Mobile: pinch and two-finger drag.

An optional note in the prompt is appended as an extra request. The locked instructions still say: remove overlay traces in the editable region only.

deep-imager AI image generator workspace: mode tabs, model selector, style controls, and credit display — The deep-imager workspace — switch between text to image and image to image modes, pick a model, and generate in one place.

When should you submit without painting?

When the overlay is everywhere or you want full-frame watermark cleanup — closing with no strokes defaults to that path.

Full-frame is for grids and repeated marks. Local paint is for one corner logo. Both still require Nano Banana; other models are rejected for this mode.

Details of the tab overall: Watermark Remove on uploaded photos. Upload rules: one source image, 5 MB.

Image to image example: reference upload and refined AI output in deep-imager — Image to image in action — upload a reference and steer edits with natural language.

Upload first, then open the editor.
Paint only the watermark when the subject must stay.
Do not ask the model to restyle the product in this tab.

When is image to image the better tool?

When you need a new background or look, not overlay removal — switch to image to image instead of fighting Watermark Remove.

Image to image will change more of the frame. Text to image invents a new scene. Watermark Remove is for cleanup on a photo you already have rights to edit.

Text to image example: a prompt and the AI-generated artwork produced by deep-imager — A text to image result — type a prompt and the AI image generator turns it into a finished visual.

Do mask edits spend extra credits?

No — painting is free. Each Generate spends the Nano Banana cost shown on the button.

New accounts have 5 free credits. Pricing from $1/month: Basic 10 credits, Advanced $9.99 for 120, Professional $19.99 for 300. Failed jobs that the product marks failed return the credit.

Typical still time is 30 seconds–2 minutes. Read how credits work before a cleanup batch.

Action	Result	Credits
Paint mask + submit	Local watermark_remove	Button cost
No paint + submit	Full-frame cleanup	Button cost
Open editor only	No job	0

Open Watermark Remove.