Remove Text & Subtitles from Video

Online tool that removes hardcoded text from video: burned-in subtitles, TikTok-style captions, channel logos and watermarks. Instead of covering the area, it reconstructs the real background — from moments when the text is absent, from camera motion, and with AI inpainting where nothing is ever revealed. Automatic text detection finds subtitles with their time ranges; an honest per-frame preview shows the exact result before you export. Processing runs in your browser via WebAssembly and WebGPU.

How to Remove Subtitles or a Watermark from Video

1
Upload your video

Drag and drop or pick a file — MP4, WebM, MOV and more. The size limit adapts to your device.

2
Find the text

Press “Find text” — subtitles, captions and watermarks are detected automatically with their time ranges. You can also draw a box or use a preset.

3
Check the preview

Press “Preview result” and drag the before/after divider. The preview is computed by the same engine that exports.

4
Adjust if needed

Trim each region's time range on the timeline, add keyframes for a moving watermark, or mark protect zones that must stay untouched.

5
Export and download

Choose MP4 or WebM, quality and resolution, then export. The audio track is preserved as is.

Erase burned-in subtitles, captions, watermarks and logos — the background is rebuilt, not blurred

Drop your video here or browse
MP4, WEBM, MOV, MKV, AVI, WMV, FLV, 3GP
Draw a box over the text, press “Find text”, or use a preset
Before | After — drag the divider
0:00.0 / 0:00.0
Space — play · ←/→ — frame step · V/R — tools · 1–5 — method · P — preview · Del — delete · D — duplicate · Ctrl+Z — undo
Regions
No regions yet. Draw on the video, press “Find text” or use a preset.
Quick Presets
Analyzing background…
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