Remove the Kling AI watermark — free, no upload

Yes — you can remove the Kling AI watermark for free, and the file never leaves your computer. MarkWipe runs an inpainting model inside your own browser, so a frame you exported from a Kling AI clip is cleaned on your device with no upload, no account and no daily limit. MarkWipe's Kling AI preset targets about 18% of the width and 7% of the height, in the bottom-right corner — a best-effort starting point you can drag to fit, not yet checked against a real export.

What the Kling AI watermark looks like

Kling stamps a small wordmark logo in the bottom-right corner of most exports. Position is a best-effort default, not yet verified against a real Kling export — adjust the rect after applying if it does not line up exactly.

Video support: in development

Kling AI produces video, and MarkWipe edits images today — so right now this page is for a frame or a screenshot you exported, not the video file itself. Video support is in development. When it ships, the same preset and the same on-device processing apply to the whole clip, and this page will say so.

How to remove the Kling AI watermark

Open your file

Export a frame or take a screenshot from your Kling AI video, then open it on the MarkWipe homepage.

Mark the watermark

Choose the Kling AI preset. It places a box over the usual position of the mark; drag or resize it if your export puts the mark somewhere slightly different.

Remove and download

Press Remove. The area is rebuilt on your device, and you download a lossless PNG with every pixel outside the marked area untouched.

Kling AI watermark questions

Does Kling AI put a watermark on generated videos?

Yes. Kling stamps a small logo in the bottom-right corner of the video frame on most plans.

Can MarkWipe remove the Kling watermark?

Yes — it's a small, fixed-position mark, which is exactly what MarkWipe's on-device AI fill is built for. Paint over the logo (or use the Kling preset chip) and remove it, entirely in your browser.