What kind of text can it remove from a video?

Any text burned into the picture — channel bugs and watermarks in the corner, lower-thirds and name plates, title cards and headlines, hardcoded captions, and sticker-style overlay labels. Because it works on the whole frame, it isn't limited to a caption strip along the bottom.

How is this different from the subtitle remover?

Same engine, different default. The subtitle remover targets the caption track the way a viewer reads it; this page opens in “all on-screen text” mode so it clears text anywhere in the frame — corners, top, centre. If you only need the bottom caption line gone, the Remove Subtitles from Video tool is tuned for exactly that.

Can it remove a watermark or logo text from a video?

Yes, when the watermark is burned into the pixels — a username, a channel bug, or a tool's output stamp. The AI tracks it across frames and rebuilds the picture behind it. Only do this on footage you own or are licensed to edit.

What formats and sizes are supported?

MP4, MOV, WebM, and most common containers, up to 100 MB and ten minutes per clip. The upload goes straight to secure storage from your browser, so large recordings transfer without hitting a server size limit.

Will the audio and length change?

No. Only the picture is processed; the original soundtrack, length, and timing carry through to the output unchanged. The clip is re-encoded once — choose best-quality mode to keep that as clean as possible.

How much does it cost?

It runs on credits, charged by the length of the clip, and the estimate is shown before you confirm. New accounts start with free welcome credits, and you're only charged when a job succeeds — failed jobs are refunded automatically.

Do I need to sign in?

Yes — credits are tied to your account, so a quick Google sign-in is required. Your first credits are already waiting.

How long does processing take?

It depends on the clip's length and resolution. Short clips finish in under a minute; several-minute videos can take a few minutes. The page shows live progress and the finished video appears in place when it's ready.

How long is my result kept?

The cleaned video stays available for seven days, then it's deleted. Download it with the button under the result if you want to keep a copy.

Video tool · AI text removal

Remove Text from Video

Erase any burned-in text from a clip — channel bugs, watermarks, lower-thirds, titles, and labels anywhere in the frame. Upload a video, let the AI rebuild what was underneath, and download it clean with the audio untouched.

In short

To remove text from a video: sign in, upload your MP4, keep it on “all on-screen text,” and tap Remove text. The AI tracks every block of burned-in text across the frames, paints it out, and rebuilds the moving picture underneath, then re-encodes the clip with the audio intact. It clears corner bugs, watermarks, lower-thirds, titles, and labels — anywhere in the frame, not just the bottom. Charged by clip length, refunded if a job fails.

On-screen text lives all over the frame

Subtitles sit in a predictable strip along the bottom. The rest of a video’s text does not. A channel bug hides in a corner, a sponsor lower-third slides across the lower third, a title card fills the centre, a price tag or “NEW” sticker pops wherever the editor dropped it. Cleaning all of that means looking at the whole frame, not one band.

And like hardcoded captions, this text is baked into the pixels. There is no layer to hide and no menu to switch it off — the lettering is part of the picture, sitting on top of whatever was behind it. Removing it cleanly means rebuilding that hidden surface across every frame while the scene keeps moving.

That is what this tool does automatically: it finds each block of text, tracks it as the shot changes, erases the glyphs, and reconstructs the moving background underneath, then re-encodes the result. Static elements like a fixed corner watermark are the easiest of all, because the surrounding frames give the AI plenty to rebuild from.

How to remove text in 3 steps

1
Upload the video
Drag an MP4, MOV, or WebM onto the upload card, or tap to browse. Clips up to 100 MB and ten minutes upload straight from your browser to secure storage, so a screen recording or a long export goes up without hitting a server limit. A progress bar tracks the transfer the whole way.
2
Switch to “All on-screen text”
This page opens in text mode, so the AI hunts for burned-in text anywhere in the frame — not just a caption strip along the bottom. Leave the region on “Whole frame” to catch corner bugs, top banners, and centred labels; or narrow it to a strip if every bit of text sits in one band. Pick best-quality or smaller-file output for the export.
3
Download the clean video
Tap Remove text. The AI tracks each block of text across every frame, paints it out, and rebuilds the moving picture underneath, then re-encodes the clip. When it finishes the cleaned video plays right here with a Download button. The original audio, length, and timing are untouched.

Text this removes — and where to aim

Text type	Typical example	Best region
Channel bugs & watermarks	A semi-transparent username or logo in the corner	Whole frame
Lower-thirds & name plates	Speaker names, titles, and graphic strips	Bottom strip
Title cards & headlines	Big intro text or a centred quote	Whole frame
Hardcoded captions	Burned-in subtitle lines you can't toggle	Bottom strip
Stickers & overlay labels	"NEW", price tags, app-added text overlays	Whole frame

What people use it for

Clean B-roll and stock-style footage

Strip channel bugs, usernames, and burned-in labels off clips you have the right to reuse, so the footage reads as neutral B-roll in your edit.

Reuse a render that shipped with text baked in

When the only copy of a clip already has titles or lower-thirds rendered into it, recover a text-free version to recut or relayout without the old graphics fighting the new ones.

Remove watermark text from your own exports

Tools and templates sometimes stamp a watermark into the output. Erase the burned-in text and keep the picture underneath intact.

Prep clips for re-captioning or translation

Clear the original on-screen text first, then add your own fresh titles or translated captions on a clean canvas.

Tips for cleaner results

Whole frame for scattered text, strip for a single band

If text appears in more than one place — a corner bug plus a bottom caption — keep the region on the whole frame. Only narrow to a strip when every piece of text genuinely lives in one horizontal band.

Static text over moving footage rebuilds cleanest

A fixed corner watermark over a moving scene is the easy case — the AI has plenty of surrounding frames to rebuild from. Text laid over fine, fast detail is harder and may leave faint residue on a few frames.

Quality mode for re-edits, size mode for sharing

Choose best-quality output when you'll recut or re-upload the clip; choose smaller-file when you need it light enough to send through chat or email.

Trim first — you pay by length

Processing and credits scale with the clip's duration, so cut it down to just the part you need before uploading rather than processing footage you'll throw away.

What it can and can’t do

It erases text — it doesn't read or translate it

The AI rebuilds the picture under the text; it never decodes the words. To translate, remove the original text here, then add a new track in your editor.

Hidden detail is reconstructed, not recovered

Where text covered part of a face or object, the AI predicts a plausible continuation from the surrounding frames — seamless over plain or moving backgrounds, an educated guess over intricate detail.

Only clean footage you have the right to edit

Removing a watermark, credit, or channel bug from someone else's video can carry its own legal weight beyond the underlying copyright. Use it on your own content or material you're licensed to edit.

FAQ

Questions about removing text from video

Related tools

Remove Subtitles from Video

The sibling tool tuned for the bottom caption track — hardcoded subtitles you can't switch off.

Remove Text from Image

The single-image version — erase captions, date stamps, and writing from one photo or screenshot.

Remove Watermark from Photo