Remove text from video online with automatic AI processing. Upload footage with burned-in subtitles, captions or timestamps, review the credit cost, then check and download your result. No manual selection is needed.
MP4, MOV or WebM · Up to 50 MB per video
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AI video processing
Illustrative examplesSign in and upload MP4, MOV or WebM videos, up to 50 MB and 10 minutes per file. Your subscription or credit pack determines your batch allowance. Uploading does not deduct processing credits.
Check the files and estimated cost in the workspace, then start automatic text removal. The rate is 2 credits per second, rounded up to whole seconds with a 3-second minimum per video. No manual text selection is required.
Follow each task's status. When processing finishes, compare the result with your original, paying attention to faces, textures and remaining text, then download it. Processing time depends on the video and current workload.
Burned-in subtitles remain part of the picture even when you turn captions off in a player. Removing them can prepare a clip for a new language version when the editable project is unavailable. This illustrative comparison shows a cleaner composition; inspect your processed video at subtitle changes before adding translated captions.
An outdated promotional label can make otherwise useful product footage difficult to reuse. For clips you own or are authorized to edit, automatic text removal offers a way to prepare a new version. Check product lettering and packaging in the result, because the tool does not let you select individual text regions to preserve or remove.
Dashcams, security cameras, and older camcorders embed permanent date, time, and metadata stamps directly into the video frames. If you plan to use this raw footage in a documentary or a professional presentation, erasing these digital timestamps prevents the audience from being distracted by irrelevant technical data on the screen.
Prepare your own social clips for a new edit by removing dated captions or promotional text. Review the cleared areas before adding new titles in your editor. These images illustrate possible editing goals; removing an overlay does not guarantee a particular platform will recommend or accept the video.
Upload the clip and start processing from the workspace after checking the credit estimate. The tool handles text automatically; there is no brush, bounding box or field for typing a phrase to erase. If some lettering must remain untouched, compare those areas carefully or edit the original project instead.
Watch the result at normal speed and pause where text crosses a face, hand or moving object. Look for softened edges, smears or flicker in the repaired area. A still comparison helps inspect one frame, but your processed clip is the reference for whether the edit stays consistent throughout the shot.
Compare the processed video with the original before using it in an edit. Check faces, fine textures and any lettering you wanted to keep, then confirm the downloaded file works in your editor. AI removal can change scene detail; unchanged resolution, frame rate and pixel-perfect reconstruction are not guaranteed.
Subscriptions and credit packs both include batch-processing benefits. Your batch limit depends on the plan or pack you purchase, as shown on the pricing page and in your workspace. Each video must meet the upload limits and has its own processing cost and status.
Subtitles and captions can change position, wording or size during a clip. After automatic processing, review each change and scene cut rather than judging only the first frame. These examples do not guarantee removal of every text style; complex backgrounds or text overlapping a subject may leave visible artifacts.
New users receive free starter credits to try AI video processing. Once these credits run out, subscribe to a plan or buy a credit pack to continue. Processing uses credits based on video duration; previewing the original video on your device is free.
Processing is charged by video duration at the rate shown in the workspace, with a 3-second minimum per file and whole-second rounding. Subscriptions and credit packs both provide processing credits; each video in a batch is billed separately.
Upload your footage for cloud processing and follow each video's status in the workspace. Failed tasks return their processing credits. Check the original task before retrying, because a new submission is charged as a new task.
A subscription or credit pack includes full-result access and the benefits listed on the pricing page. The workspace shows the preview and download options available to your account.
Sign in, upload your video and review the estimated credits before starting automatic text removal. Check the finished result and download it for your next edit.
