Realme
Camera Watermark Settings auf Realme
The stamp that appears in the corner of photos and videos taken with the Realme camera app comes from a dedicated toggle inside the camera settings, not from a general Realme UI system option.
When the Phone model watermark is turned on, the camera adds the realme logo together with the text "Shot on realme" and the exact device name to every new capture. The feature lives inside the camera app itself, separate from any photo editing tool, so it only affects images taken after you change the setting. Photos and videos captured earlier keep whatever watermark state was active at that time.
To adjust it, open Camera ➔ Settings ➔ Watermarks ➔ Enable or disable Phone model. Turning it off removes the stamp from new shots immediately. Turning it on adds it automatically from that point onward.
Disabling the watermark makes sense before sharing images professionally, printing them, or posting on platforms where extra branding looks out of place. Keeping it enabled can help identify which device produced a shot when photos circulate across several accounts. The toggle has no effect on resolution, file size or storage location, and no restart is required for the change to apply.