Straightforward terms for using Unmark

Unmark exists to solve a narrow image-cleanup problem. These terms are intended to make the basic rules of that relationship clear: what the service is for, what remains your responsibility, and how the product may change over time.

If you need commercial, jurisdiction-specific, or legal-review-ready terms, those should be published in a fuller legal document outside this product-facing summary.

Unmark is provided to help users remove the standard visible Gemini watermark from supported image exports. The product is designed for a specific workflow and may not behave the same way on edited, recompressed, or unsupported files.

You are responsible for how you use the service and for complying with the rights, platform terms, and policies that apply to the content you process.

You should use Unmark only for lawful purposes and in ways that do not violate the terms or rights attached to the original content.

Unmark does not grant ownership, licensing rights, or permission to use content beyond what you already have.

The service may change over time as the product evolves or as Gemini export behavior changes. Compatibility is not guaranteed for every file or every future watermark variation.

Features, limits, pricing, and workflow behavior may be updated as the product develops.

If you use account or paid features, you are responsible for providing accurate account information and for understanding the plan or billing terms shown at checkout.

Subscription management, billing providers, and usage limits may be part of the normal operation of paid features.

Unmark is offered on an as-available basis. While the goal is to make the product reliable and well-documented, there is no guarantee that the service will always be uninterrupted, error-free, or suitable for every workflow.

You should evaluate outputs and use your own judgment before relying on them in important downstream work.