Looks like Gemini Flash 2.0 lets you remove watermarks from pictures, but there’s a catch

What you need to know

• Gemini Flash 2.0 expanded its features to more people, bringing access to its image generation feature and more.
• Users on Reddit found a nifty way to get rid of watermarks from pictures downloaded via Getty Images, Shutterstock, and the like.
• Gemini removes the original watermark on the image; however, it leaves a tiny one of its own at the bottom left corner of the image.

Google announced a whole host of features that will be available to more people via Gemini Flash 2.0, last week. One of them was the ability to experiment with image generation. This feature was shown off back in December, and now developers can test this new capability using an “experimental version of Gemini 2.0 Flash” via AI Studio.

This model allows users to give Gemini a prompt, and it can generate illustrated images of a story and give you a detailed recipe of a dish you plan on making, accompanied by real-life illustrations of the recipe. It can also generate images with text renders that could be helpful for people who’d like to use them in social media posts.