Remove text from video, including hardcoded captions, subtitles, logos, and authorized watermarks. Use automatic fixed-text detection or mark up to three areas manually while preserving the original framing.
You should not have to crop the frame, cover the text with a sticker, or rebuild an entire edit because one overlay is wrong. RemoveText.video helps you remove text from video while keeping the footage, timing, and composition you already have.
Upload your clip, choose what needs to disappear, and review the selected area before processing. The tool reconstructs the covered region across the video so you can create a cleaner version for your next edit.
Fixed text is usually the easiest to detect. Moving overlays, changing captions, and text that crosses faces or detailed backgrounds may need a tighter manual selection. You can mark up to three areas, review the target before processing, and adjust the selection before spending credits.
This helps you remove text from both simple clips and more difficult footage where a fully automatic choice would be too broad.
Cropping can remove the text, but it can also cut off faces, products, subtitles, or important parts of the scene. RemoveText.video repairs the selected pixels while preserving the original framing of your clip.
Clear backgrounds and fixed overlays are generally easier to rebuild than fast motion, hands, faces, reflections, or fine textures. Review the complete output before publishing.
Selecting a file creates a local browser preview. Automatic fixed-text detection also runs locally on sampled frames. The upload begins only after you confirm the processing details and choose Process.
Free-trial originals and outputs are retained for up to 24 hours. Paid originals are retained for up to 7 days, and paid outputs for up to 30 days, according to the current retention controls.
After Google sign-in, you receive 30 lifetime trial credits for original-dimension processing up to 1080p. Trial credits do not reset monthly and do not include batch processing.
For a 480p to 720p source short side, Text, Subtitle, Caption, and Advanced Logo or Watermark cleanup use 1 credit per second. A 721p to 1080p source uses 2 credits per second, and Basic Logo or Watermark cleanup uses half the applicable rate. You will see the estimate before processing begins.
A video text remover detects or follows the area you select, removes the unwanted pixels from each frame, and reconstructs the background behind them. It is designed for text and overlays that are part of the video image.
Yes. You can remove text from video online with 30 lifetime trial credits after Google sign-in. Trial processing keeps original dimensions up to 1080p and does not include batch processing.
Yes. Choose Caption or Subtitle mode when the words are embedded in the picture. If they are a separate track that can be switched off, remove or hide that track in your player or editor instead.
Yes, but moving text may need a manual selection because automatic fixed-text detection may not follow every change. Keep the selected area tight and review the complete result.
Text, Subtitle, and Caption cleanup reconstruct the selected area rather than adding a blur layer. Basic Logo or Watermark cleanup intentionally softens the area, while Advanced cleanup attempts a more natural repair. Results vary with motion and background detail.
You can upload MP4, MOV, and WebM videos. The source duration and resolution are checked before processing.
No. You can select, preview, and configure a video locally without signing in. Google sign-in is required before server processing, and the upload begins only after you choose Process.
Only remove a watermark or logo from a video you own or have permission to edit. Do not remove ownership, attribution, provenance, safety, or legally required disclosure marks.
RemoveText.video is a browser-led tool for cleaning fixed text, captions, logos and watermarks from authorized footage. These controlled comparisons use licensed real-world footage. The After videos are actual cleanup outputs, not the clean source clips.
