If you've generated a video using Google's Veo 3 and noticed a watermark in the corner, you're not alone. Google now adds a visible "Veo" watermark to most videos created with their AI video generator. In this guide, you'll learn why the watermark exists and the best ways to remove it—without compromising quality.

What Causes the Veo 3 Watermark

Google's Veo 3 is one of the most advanced AI video generation models available in 2025. To help users identify AI-generated content, Google added a visible watermark that appears in the lower right corner of videos. The watermark displays the text "Veo" in subtle white lettering, though it's intentionally discreet and may not be immediately noticeable in every scene.

The watermark serves two purposes:

Content transparency - Helps viewers identify AI-generated videos
Brand identification - Shows the video was created with Google's technology

In addition to the visible watermark, Veo 3 videos also include an invisible SynthID digital watermark that's embedded in every frame. SynthID is Google's tamper-resistant watermarking technology designed to persist even after video editing, compression, or format changes. While the SynthID watermark is difficult to remove, the visible "Veo" text watermark can be removed using the right tools.

Note: Videos created through Google Flow by users with the Google AI Ultra subscription plan don't receive the visible "Veo" watermark, though they still carry the invisible SynthID marker for content authentication.

How to Remove Veo 3 Watermark Using EraseVideo

EraseVideo is an AI-powered watermark removal tool designed specifically for content creators working with AI-generated videos. Unlike cropping or blurring methods that damage your composition, EraseVideo uses advanced temporal inpainting to cleanly remove watermarks while preserving video quality.

Here's how to use EraseVideo to remove the Veo 3 watermark:

Download EraseVideo - Install the app on your Mac from the official website
Drag in your video - Simply drag and drop your Veo 3 video file (supports MP4, MOV, WebM, and other formats)
Automatic processing - EraseVideo's AI automatically detects the Veo watermark and starts removing it across all frames—no manual selection or confirmation needed
Preview and export - Once processing completes, preview the result and save the clean video in your original resolution (up to 4K supported)

That's it! The entire process is fully automated.

EraseVideo removing watermark from video

Why choose EraseVideo:

Intelligent watermark detection - Automatically identifies Veo watermarks and 6 other AI video platforms (Sora, Pika, Runway, KlingAI, TikTok, Wan) without manual selection
Local processing - Your videos never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy for client work
One-click workflow - Simply drag, confirm, and export - no manual region selection needed
High-quality output - Preserves original resolution, bitrate, and color grading
Temporal consistency - AI ensures smooth, flicker-free results across all frames
Batch processing - Remove watermarks from multiple videos at once
Fast preview - Review results before final export

Pro tip: EraseVideo's smart detection works across 7 AI video platforms. If you work with multiple AI tools, you can process videos from Veo, Sora, Pika, and others using the same seamless workflow.

Alternative Ways to Remove Watermarks

While EraseVideo offers the most professional results, here are other methods you might consider:

1. Cropping the video

You can crop out the bottom-right corner where the watermark appears. This is quick but reduces your frame size and may hurt your composition, especially for videos shot in specific aspect ratios.

2. Using Google Flow with Ultra subscription

If you haven't generated the video yet, subscribing to Google AI Ultra gives you access to Flow, which creates videos without the visible watermark. However, this premium subscription is expensive and only works for future videos - it won't help with videos you've already created.

3. Online watermark removers

Several web-based tools like Media.io or Wondershare UniConverter offer watermark removal. However, these require uploading your video to third-party servers, which raises privacy concerns—especially for commercial or client work.

4. Blur or overlay

You can blur the watermark area or add your own logo on top. This is a temporary solution that looks less professional and doesn't truly remove the watermark.

FAQs

Is it legal to remove the Veo 3 watermark?

It depends on your license and intended use. If you own the rights to use the video (through your Gemini subscription) and are using it for permitted purposes, removing the visible watermark is generally acceptable. However, always review Google's terms of service and consult legal advice for commercial use. Note that the invisible SynthID watermark will remain even after removing the visible mark.

Will removing the watermark affect video quality?

With EraseVideo, quality loss is minimal thanks to AI-powered temporal inpainting that reconstructs the background naturally. Basic methods like cropping or blurring will reduce quality or composition. Always preview your result before final export.

Can I remove the watermark from videos for free?

EraseVideo offers a free trial that lets you test the watermark removal on sample videos. For unlimited processing, subscription plans start at affordable monthly rates. Some online tools offer limited free processing but require uploading your videos to their servers.

How long does it take to remove a watermark?

Processing time depends on video length and resolution. A typical 10-second 1080p Veo 3 video takes 2-5 minutes on a modern Mac. Longer 4K videos may take 10-20 minutes. EraseVideo shows real-time progress during processing.

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