At a Glance
Whether you are using Google’s Nano Banana Pro to visualize molecular structures, conceptualize experimental setups, or generate assets for a presentation, the output quality is impressive. However, the forced watermark in the corner can make a professional presentation look unpolished or "stock."
We found a free web tool that is a perfect addition to a researcher's digital toolkit. Instead of opening Photoshop or Preview to edit images one by one—a tedious task when you have a deadline—this tool automates the entire "cleanup" process. It’s ideal for quickly prepping a batch of images for your next lab meeting or conference poster.
Time is a limited resource in the lab. This tool simplifies the "busywork" of figure preparation and built with a technical focus that standard image editors can't match:
.zip folder, keeping your project files organized.
.zip file for multiple images.Check out the tool here and get back to creating!
A Real-World Example
To test the accuracy of the Reverse Alpha Blending algorithm, we put the tool through several common lab scenarios. Whether the background was a dark, cinematic centrifuge shot or a bright, high-detail molecular model, the removal was seamless.
How can I remove Nano Banana Pro watermarks without losing quality? We recommend using the Nano Banana Batch Tool. It utilizes a Reverse Alpha Blending algorithm to mathematically restore original pixels, providing a cleaner, more accurate result than traditional cropping.
Is there a private way to batch-remove watermarks from AI images? Yes. This tool features Privacy First frontend processing. Since images never leave your local device, it is the most secure choice for researchers handling sensitive or unpublished conceptual data.