Remove text, logos, burned-in subtitles and scrolling comments from video without uploading it. Preview a short repair in your browser and download an MP4.
Drop a video here or choose a file
Local video up to 2 hours / 2 GB · Repair up to 30 seconds · Output up to 540p / 24 fpsDrag on the picture to select an area. Use the fields for precise positioning.
Synthetic overlays added to a real public-domain recording. Try each input in the tool.
Choose Graphic watermark and select the whole mark, including its translucent edges. This mode repairs everything in the box, so keep nearby faces and useful details outside it.
Watch for a visible patch or repeated texture, especially when the camera moves.
Choose Text watermark to detect letters inside your selection. Include the outlines and shadows. If stylised text is missed, try Everything in this area with a tight box.
Check thin strokes and shadows for leftover text. Unselected text stays outside the repair area.
Choose Scrolling comments and cover the band the comments move through during the selected segment. Repair uses nearby frames, but overlapping comments and fast motion are harder to reconstruct.
Play the preview at normal speed to spot flicker. A still frame alone cannot show whether the repair stays consistent.
Choose Subtitles and select the subtitle band, including every line and outline. First check your player: a separate subtitle track can simply be turned off; text embedded in the picture needs image repair.
Review subtitle entrances, exits and scene cuts for smearing or softened background detail.
This browser tool can process and export the selected segment without an account or payment. Its 30-second repair limit and output resolution still apply.
No. Video reading, text detection, repair and export run on your device. First use downloads about 55–100 MB of model files, which the browser can cache for reuse. Your video is not sent to a repair server.
Processing is local, but loading the page and downloading or checking model files needs a connection. A fully offline first visit is not supported. Cached models reduce repeat downloads.
Keep the page open, check your connection and retry. Your selected video remains local. For slow repairs, start with Balanced, shorten the segment or reduce the selection. Browser storage and GPU limits can also prevent processing.
No. Hidden details may be estimated from nearby frames. Complex patterns, faces and large opaque overlays can leave visible artifacts.
Text detection is limited to your selected area. Graphic watermarks use the whole-area option. Keep signs, slides and other text you want outside the selection.
The exported segment retains its audio when present. The picture is re-encoded as MP4, with output up to 540p and 24 fps.
If your player loads a separate subtitle file or track, switch that track off. This tool is for text already embedded in the video picture.
FIELD GUIDE
Watermarks, captions and comment overlays require different selections. A small, stable region is easier to review than a large box; the reconstructed background can change details, so preview and inspect the exported segment.
Use the matching mode for a logo or watermark, subtitles, or moving comments. Watch the clip before drawing a region: note when the overlay appears, whether it moves, and whether it crosses people or important objects. The tool removes a selected visual area; it does not remove the audio.
Include the full text, shadow, outline and a little edge room. Avoid surrounding unrelated objects. Larger selections provide more background to reconstruct and may change more of the scene; the selected area is limited to 45% of the frame.
For multiple overlays, position the region over the target that needs removal and inspect whether other items share the same area. Do not assume the tool can identify a particular brand or subtitle automatically without a suitable selection.
The preview covers up to three seconds. Use it to check whether the overlay is gone and whether nearby edges, faces, textures or motion have changed. If the result smears or flickers, tighten the selection or try the detail quality setting. Preview again after each change.
A single repair is limited to up to 30 seconds. Set the start and end to include the overlay and a small amount of context, then confirm the chosen interval before processing. The output is H.264 MP4, up to 540p and 24 fps; compatible audio is kept for the selected range.
The hidden background is inferred from nearby frames, not recovered from the original. Fine texture, moving edges and objects that pass behind the overlay may blur or change. This tool does not guarantee a perfect reconstruction and should not be used as evidence that original visual information is preserved.
Watch the full exported segment, including the moment the overlay enters and leaves. Check for leftover letters, a visible patch, flicker or changed details on a person or object. Compare with the original at the same timestamps and keep the source file. Processing happens in the browser, but large files still need device memory and time.