Spatial transcriptomics (ST) is a cutting-edge technology that enables the comprehensive analysis of gene expression while preserving the spatial context of tissues. Within this framework, histological images serve a crucial role, providing spatially cohesive information that is often challenging to capture through gene expression alone. However, the imaging process in ST data presents inherent challenges, such as variability in image quality, artifacts from fiducial markers, and difficulty in distinguishing tissue regions. These challenges can significantly impair the accuracy and effectiveness of downstream analyses. To address these limitations, we developed Vispro, an end-to-end, fully automated image processing tool tailored for ST data. Vispro integrates four key modules: fiducial marker detection, marker removal and image restoration, tissue region detection, and segmentation of disconnected tissue areas. These modules systematically enhance the quality of ST images, reducing artifacts and improving tissue segmentation accuracy. Furthermore, by improving the integrity of image data, we demonstrate that Vispro facilitates downstream analyses such as cell segmentation and image registration, empowering researchers to extract more detailed and accurate biological insights from complex tissue architectures.