The image below has been processed with Jimeng AI. Let’s first take a look at the effect of this image.
We can see that there is actually a watermark in the white area at the very bottom of the image, but the moderator told you that there is also one in the upper-left corner—it’s just invisible to the naked eye.
This is the method the moderator shared. I reserved white backgrounds at the top and bottom of the original image.
Because all current AI-generated images or videos will ultimately have watermarks placed in the upper-left and lower-right corners, we can use this characteristic to make the watermark appear in useless positions.
In actual use, we only need to crop out the white areas at the top and bottom.
If what you generate is a video, you can hide it using CapCut’s mask function.