Any way of removing Google's SynthId watermark from images?

[gallosai]

I've tried
https://github.com/aloshdenny/reverse-SynthID
https://www.unmarker.it/
And other simpler remover and general advice like resizing, grain, noise, etc. nothing works except:
https://github.com/00quebec/Synthid-Bypass
You can try this on their discord, but the quality of the image suffers quite a bit because the noise you have to give it is too much.

That fucking watermark is annoying me. Anyone has experience with this?

 

[gallosai]

up

 

[afajansmedya]

I've tried
https://github.com/aloshdenny/reverse-SynthID
https://www.unmarker.it/
And other simpler remover and general advice like resizing, grain, noise, etc. nothing works except:
https://github.com/00quebec/Synthid-Bypass
You can try this on their discord, but the quality of the image suffers quite a bit because the noise you have to give it is too much.

That fucking watermark is annoying me. Anyone has experience with this?

hi, I’m curious about the watermark part. What kind of downsides have you noticed? Does it affect detection, reach, or just image quality?

 

[DojaCat]

you fighting signal embedded in frequency space, not pixels you see. that’s why noise needed is heavy. small edits do nothing. only aggressive re-render breaks it, and that kills sharpness

 

[CaoM1]

There has been some advancement in the OS community but I think its still unbroken and unremovable

 

[gallosai]

hi, I’m curious about the watermark part. What kind of downsides have you noticed? Does it affect detection, reach, or just image quality?

Affects detection. Anyone can simply upload an image in gemini and detect its AI origin.

you fighting signal embedded in frequency space, not pixels you see. that’s why noise needed is heavy. small edits do nothing. only aggressive re-render breaks it, and that kills sharpness

Yes, but the amount of noise needed is ridiculous, so its either downgrade the image quality to unaceptable levels or re-render it locally and it will still be quality downgraded.

There has been some advancement in the OS community but I think its still unbroken and unremovable

Expand, pls.