How to remove the watermark from photos?

First, using Photoshop to remove watermarks mainly uses nearby pictures to fill the watermarked parts.

Second, the tool to be used: Photoshop software.

Third, the specific steps:

Method 1: Remove watermark from simple background.

First, open a watermarked picture with Photoshop.

Select the rectangular marquee tool in the toolbar.

Select a part of the background near the watermark, and select Free Transform (or Ctrl+T) with the right mouse button.

At this point, the ant line is replaced by a solid line with a drag angle.

Place the mouse on the drag corner in the middle of the next line and drag it down. (If the watermark is on it, select the upper corner and drag it up, as the case may be. ) Finally, click Enter to confirm. At this point, the watermark has been removed.

Method 2: Remove the watermark from the complex background.

First, open a watermarked picture with Photoshop.

Select the rectangular marquee tool in the toolbar. (This step is the same as the previous method) and check the watermark part.

Then switch to the patching tool.

Go back to the canvas and drag the selection to a nearby location. The watermark will disappear, but it will be a bit out of harmony with the background. It is recommended to operate this step several times until it seems to blend in with the background.

Note: There are many ways to remove the watermark, so it is recommended to do more practical operations. With the cooperation of various tools, the removal of watermark will be more perfect.