[Achievement Hunter]

Step 1: Open the photo with a watermark in Inpaint.
[img]http://www.theinpaint.com/images/tutorial-11-1.jpg[/img]

Step 2: Use the Marker tool to select a watermark area.

Switch to the Marker tool on the toolbar and select the watermark area. Note that you can adjust the precise size of the marker for fine selection. You can also apply the Magic Wand tool to select a watermark area with one click – this works best with one-color opaque watermarks or logos.

[img]http://www.theinpaint.com/images/tutorial-11-2.jpg[/img]

Step 3: Run the restoration process.

Finally, run the restoration process by clicking the 'Erase' button. Inpaint will process the image and will remove the watermark from it.

[img]http://www.theinpaint.com/images/tutorial-11-3.jpg[/img]

Download to InPaint: https://www.theinpaint.com/

[Archives]

This can be also used to remove the text? Seems great, I'll test this out.

[Asuna ✞]

Really nice tutorial man!
Going to come in so handy

[Sktchy]

I will be writing this down, and using it for myself if need be.

Will be passing along as well if someone asks. Thanks OP!

[Achievement Hunter]

Thanks for the replys.
Glad this works for you :D

[Kasparas]

Nice, this will be usefull, cheers man!!

[Achievement Hunter]

Glad this helped you guys!
I'm going to this to help others :)

[Achievement Hunter]

Glad you guys like it.
Thanks for checking it out

[Warn!]

I never really trusted this program, seeing you can get the same outcome in photoshop with a little extra work its not really worth it for me, nice share though, i hope this will help some people.

[Maintain]

Thanks for this. Will try this when I need it.

[ocherries]

This should help a lot, thanks for this useful tutorial!

[Impunity]

That's pretty cool, thanks for the guide man.

[DS7X]

gonna try this. cheers for the info

[Barack_Obama]

Not the best but works great, I love this, I'm going to be using this a ton

[instageek]

Very good topic, and very useful .. Thanks for the share