Remove watermarks, logos, captions, and unwanted on-screen text from your footage. Upload a video and preview the cleaned result before downloading.
10 credits/second · 3-second minimum
Introduction
Clean distracting overlays across a clip with a dedicated video tool. Upload your footage and review the result in motion.
Video Watermark Remover targets on-screen watermarks and logos in an uploaded clip. It works from the video itself, without a written prompt or a manually drawn mask in this interface. Use it when an unwanted overlay distracts from footage you want to prepare for another edit.
Video Watermark RemoverThe model also supports removing captions, lower-thirds, and other visible text overlays. Video Watermark Remover works on text that is already part of the picture. Because text can be important to a scene, review signs, labels, and any captions you intended to keep before using the result.
Video Watermark RemoverVideo Watermark Remover uses surrounding visual information to rebuild covered regions while aiming for consistency across frames. Motion makes this more demanding than editing one still image. Play the output through to check moving edges, changing backgrounds, and any reconstructed detail that looks different from frame to frame.
Video Watermark RemoverUpload an MP4 or MOV clip up to 10 minutes long within this page's 50 MB file limit. Video Watermark Remover processes it as a single task. Longer clips and more complex overlays can take substantially longer, so the saved task lets you return to check progress in the same browser.
Video Watermark RemoverUpload, process, and check the result in motion before taking it into your next edit.
Upload an MP4 or MOV file up to 50 MB and 10 minutes long. The tool reads the clip duration and shows the required credits before you begin.
Run Video Watermark Remover without writing a prompt or selecting a removal region. Wait while the task processes; longer footage may take a while, and you can return to this browser to check it.
Watch the cleaned video, checking the removed overlay throughout the clip. Look at fast movement and scene changes as well as the opening frame, then download the result when it meets your needs.
A focused cleanup step for existing footage, with playback and download in one place.
Video Watermark Remover gives you a direct upload-and-process workflow. There is no timeline to configure or mask to animate in this interface, which makes it useful for a first cleanup attempt before a more detailed edit.
Cropping a corner mark can change the framing for the whole video. Video Watermark Remover attempts to reconstruct that area instead, giving you a way to preserve useful space around subjects, products, and motion near the edges.
A blurred rectangle can remain visible throughout a clip. Video Watermark Remover instead attempts to rebuild the covered picture from visual context. The result depends on how much detail is hidden and how the background moves beneath the overlay.
Prepare product videos you are allowed to edit when an outdated logo or text overlay no longer fits a campaign. Check packaging, hands, and product edges after cleanup before adding new branding or captions in your editing workflow.
Clean an old on-screen caption before preparing a new version of your own clip. Video Watermark Remover can help create space for a different layout, but review the whole sequence so useful scene text has not been removed.
Download cleaned footage for a presentation, montage, or another editing pass. Keep the source video alongside the result so you can compare difficult moments, especially cuts, fast movement, and areas where the watermark covered important visual detail.
Different priorities for a focused cleanup workflow, from keeping the composition to preparing the next edit.
Watch the whole result
A playable preview is essential for judging a video cleanup, especially when the background moves beneath a watermark.
Keep useful frame space
Preserving space around a product or subject is a strong reason to attempt reconstruction before cropping the whole clip.
A direct workflow
Uploading a clip without drawing animated masks makes the first cleanup attempt more approachable.
Return to a saved task
Being able to return to the processing task suits longer footage that needs more time before a result is ready.
Prepare the next version
Clean footage gives spicy concepts and unlimited ideas a clearer starting point for a fresh social video layout.
Leave space for creativity
Unrestricted imagination and a no restriction creative mindset pair well with a separate cleanup step before the next edit.
What to know before uploading and how to judge the cleaned footage.
This Video Watermark Remover accepts MP4 and MOV files up to 50 MB. Clips must be no longer than 10 minutes, and the duration must be readable from the file. Convert unsupported formats before uploading; the tool checks duration again on the server.
Yes, the model supports burned-in captions and other on-screen text. It reconstructs the area beneath the text rather than editing a separate subtitle track. Hidden details are estimated, so inspect faces, clothing, and backgrounds where captions previously covered the picture.
This interface uses automatic removal. It does not expose a mask editor, region selector, or instructions for keeping particular text. If your clip contains both unwanted overlays and important scene text, review the output carefully before using it in a finished edit.
Play the full Video Watermark Remover result and watch the area where the mark appeared. Check several points in the clip, including scene changes and fast movement. A good first frame does not show whether reconstructed textures remain consistent during the rest of the footage.
Every part of the clip needs processing, and complex backgrounds or motion can increase the work. Video Watermark Remover does not promise a fixed completion time. Leave the task running or return to this page in the same browser and account to resume checking its status.
This page is dedicated to removing overlays from the uploaded footage. It does not offer target-resolution or aspect-ratio settings. Review and download the cleaned result first, then use a separate upscaling or editing tool if you need a different output size or composition.
