How to Remove Fixed Text Watermarks from Video

Check that the text stays in one place

Use an unmarked original export if you still have one. Otherwise, choose the cleanest available copy and watch the watermark through the clip. This tool is designed for fixed text overlays. It does not track moving marks and is not intended for logos or general object removal.

Supported containers are MP4, FLV, TS, AVI, MOV, WMV, and MKV. The input long edge must be at most 2560 pixels and the short edge at most 1440 pixels, including portrait footage. Check both dimensions before uploading a high-resolution source.

Place up to four rectangles over the text

Add an area on the preview, then move or resize its box to cover the text. You can select, adjust, or remove each box and add up to four areas in total. At least one area is required. Keep each rectangle close to the intended text so unrelated content is outside the selected region.

Each rectangle keeps the same position and size throughout the full video. There are no per-scene positions or start-and-end times for an area. Check the source across cuts: if a mark changes position or unrelated text later enters a selected box, prepare a shorter suitable clip in your editor before processing.

Review the full-video quote and output limits

Credits are based on the full input duration, with the minimum charge shown by the tool. Adding selection boxes does not change the per-minute rate, and selecting a small area does not shorten the billed duration. Review the exact quote and your selection before starting.

The deliverable is a processed MP4 that keeps the source proportions, with output up to 1920 × 1080 by long and short edge. A 2K input therefore does not retain 2K output resolution. Once upload and submission finish successfully, you can return to My files to follow progress and download the result.

Watch every selected area in motion

Play the result from beginning to end and compare the same moments with the original. A clean still frame may hide flicker, smeared texture, or remnants that appear as the background moves. Inspect selected areas during camera pans, subject movement, and scene changes, especially where text covered faces or detailed patterns.

Download the MP4 and check it in your destination player or editor. Confirm the framing, duration, and audio sync as well as the text removal. Results are available for 7 days, so save the version you intend to keep and retain the source for any further edit.

• Verify every text mark stays inside its selected rectangle throughout the clip.
• Check for remaining letters, flicker, softened backgrounds, or unintended text removal.
• Review the downloaded MP4 at its intended size and preserve the original video.