Google’s Gemini app adds a toggle to disable AI watermarks, with some exceptions
Gemini now lets you toggle off visible watermarks on Nano Banana images, Omni videos, and Lyria music, though the feature remains restricted in certain countries.
Google has introduced a new setting in its Gemini app to toggle visible AI watermarks on or off for images, videos, and music generated using its various tools. This feature, called Media Watermarks, can be found in Gemini’s settings, accessible by selecting Media Watermark. Once toggled off, the visible watermark no longer appears, but Google still embeds an invisible SynthID watermark and C2PA metadata into all AI-generated content, ensuring its origin remains identifiable.
This update is not available in India, South Korea, or Vietnam, unless users have a paid AI Ultra subscription. Additionally, work and school accounts do not have access to this setting. The announcement of this feature came after Google VP Josh Woodward gathered user feedback, with removing visible watermarks being one of the top requested changes.
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