Remove the Doubao watermark
Doubao (ByteDance's AI image generator, also seen as Jimeng) marks its images two ways: a visible text mark in the bottom-right corner and a China AIGC (TC260) label embedded in the file metadata. RAIW removes both for free - it inpaints the visible corner mark and strips the AIGC metadata, with no GPU and no signup.
What Doubao puts in its images
- A visible corner mark - the Doubao label rendered in the bottom-right corner of the picture.
- A China AIGC (TC260) label - a metadata tag that flags the image as AI-generated under the Chinese standard, often naming the content producer.
- No pixel watermark - Doubao does not embed a Google SynthID pixel watermark, so there is nothing hidden in the pixels that needs a GPU pass.
How RAIW removes it
RAIW locates the mark in the bottom-right corner and inpaints only those glyph pixels, so the label disappears while the rest of the picture is left untouched; it acts only when the mark is actually detected, and skips dense or document-like corners to avoid smearing content. The China AIGC (TC260) label and any other AI provenance metadata are stripped on our backend. Both run for free on CPU - no GPU and no account needed.
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Frequently asked questions
- Does RAIW remove the visible Doubao mark?
- Yes. RAIW finds the Doubao label in the bottom-right corner and inpaints just those pixels, so the mark disappears while the rest of the photo stays the same. It only acts when the mark is actually detected, so clean images are never altered.
- Does it remove the China AIGC (TC260) label too?
- Yes, and for free. The AIGC label lives in the file metadata, so RAIW strips it along with any other AI provenance tags while keeping standard EXIF such as author and copyright.
- Is removing the Doubao watermark free?
- Yes. Both the visible corner mark and the AIGC metadata are handled on CPU in the free mode - Doubao uses no invisible pixel watermark, so no GPU processing is needed.
- What image formats are supported?
- PNG, JPEG, and WebP. RAIW processes images, not video.
No signup required. Visible and metadata removal always free. GPU modes cost $1.25 per image. Supports PNG, JPG, and WebP.