Remove Logo from Video — Erase Channel Bugs, App Stamps & Logos Free
🎬 60 free seconds of video erasing on signup. Removing a logo from a still image? Try our photo logo remover — free, no signup.
Click or drag a video here
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Mark the logo
Choose a tool, then mark the logo directly on the video.
Tool
Drag a box over a fixed logo. Drag the box to move it or resize from its corner.
Brush Size
28pxCredits Required
Free: 60 seconds of video on signup.Free seconds apply first — 90s max per video.
Brush over the logo on any frame and the AI removes it from the whole video. Channel bugs, broadcaster idents, app corner stamps, semi-transparent brand marks, gaming overlays — the mask tracks the logo across frames and rebuilds the background behind it, so the erase stays clean in motion. To remove logo from video the old way, you would keyframe a mask in an editor and patch hundreds of frames by hand; here it is one brush stroke and a short wait. The exported video is clean, with no watermark added and no trace of the mark. Supports MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, and MKV up to 50MB and 90 seconds.
AI-powered · High quality output
Video Logo Remover — Before & After
How to Remove a Logo from Video Online
Upload your video
Drag and drop an MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, or MKV file up to 50MB and 90 seconds. Your video stays private — uploaded securely and auto-deleted within 12 hours.
Brush the logo
Paint over the badge on any frame. The AI tracks it across the entire clip — no need to mark every frame.
Download logo-free
Click apply and get your clean video in minutes. No watermark on output.
The same brush works on photos too — remove an object, a person, text, or a logo from any image — free, no signup.
What Kind of Logos Can You Remove from a Video?
Channel bugs & broadcaster idents
TV clips, news grabs, and sports feeds come with the station's corner badge burned into every frame — the mark that says the footage is theirs, long after you have the rights to use it. Brush the bug once and the AI lifts it off every frame while rebuilding the scene behind it, so the corner goes back to plain footage instead of a smudged box.
App & screen recorder stamps
Trial versions of screen recorders burn their logo into the corner of every export until you pay; phone recorders and some players add their own stamps. Re-recording to shake the badge costs a generation of quality. Erasing it instead keeps the original pixels — brush the stamp once, let frame-to-frame propagation handle the rest, and the export is clean at full quality.
Social platform logos
TikTok, Reels, and Shorts bake their moving logo into exported clips, and it follows the video to every repost. Cropping the corner away loses part of the frame; a blur patch looks like exactly what it is. The brush handles the animated logo the same way as a static one — the mask tracks it while it moves and pulses, and the rebuilt background stays steady underneath.
Sponsor & event logos
Webinar recordings, conference streams, and sponsored sports clips often carry a sponsor badge in a corner — useful during the event, noise afterwards. Brushing the badge off gives you the clean plate for re-editing or archiving. For logos on still images — product shots, screenshots, posters — our logo remover cleans photos in seconds.
Removing a logo from a video vs. removing a watermark
Under the hood they run on the same erase pipeline — this page and our video watermark remover share the same frame-to-frame propagation, and so does the remove text from video tool. The practical difference is shape and behavior: a watermark is often a tiled or semi-transparent overlay spread across the frame, while a logo is usually a single small badge pinned to one corner — a channel bug, an app stamp, a broadcaster ident. Because a logo covers little area and sits still, the mask is small and the AI has plenty of surrounding footage to rebuild from, which is why corner logos are among the cleanest erases this tool makes. Logos that move, pulse, or animate are handled too — the optical-flow tracking follows them across frames.
Quality, formats, and limits
Uploads up to 50MB in MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, or MKV are supported up to 90 seconds. Clips at 720p or below are processed and exported at their original resolution and frame rate; higher-resolution clips are processed and exported at 720p. The exported video has no watermark added and no logo of ours stamped in the corner — what you download is your footage, clean.
What if the logo doesn't come off clean?
Brush slightly beyond the logo's edges — semi-transparent marks bleed a faint halo that ends outside the badge itself, and the mask needs to cover that halo too. If a first pass leaves a ghost, run the result through again and brush just the remaining edge; a small second erase on an already-mostly-clean clip usually comes out perfect. Static corner logos on steady footage erase cleanest; a logo drifting over busy, fast-moving background asks more of the reconstruction. Keep the mask tight around the badge rather than boxing in half the frame — the more real footage the AI can see around the mark, the better it rebuilds what was underneath.
How much does it cost to remove a logo from a video?
Every account gets 60 seconds of free video erases on signup — enough to clean several short clips. Beyond that, video erases cost 1 credit per second, 5 credits minimum on the paid portion, 90 seconds maximum per clip. Credits start at $3.90/month for 50, or $4.99 for a 50-credit one-time pack that never expires. Removing logos from still images stays free — 6 edits every day (3 manual + 3 AI auto) on the photo pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I remove a logo from a video?
Sign in with Google, upload your MP4, MOV, or WebM file, drag the timeline to a frame where the logo is clearly visible, brush over the logo once, and click Apply Changes. The AI tracks the badge across every frame and returns a clean video — usually in one to three minutes depending on clip length.
How much does it cost?
Every account gets 60 seconds of free video erases on signup. Beyond that, video erases cost 1 credit per second, 5 credits minimum on the paid portion, 90 seconds maximum per clip. Credits start at $3.90/month for 50, or $4.99 for a 50-credit one-time pack that never expires. Erasing logos from still images stays free — 6 every day (3 manual + 3 AI auto).
Can I remove a logo from a video for free?
Yes — every account gets 60 seconds of free video logo erases on signup, no card required, which covers several short clips end to end. Photo logo removal stays free forever at 6 edits per day on our logo remover page.
Can it remove watermark logos too?
Yes — a semi-transparent watermark logo is still a burned-in overlay, and the same one-time brush removes it from every frame: channel bugs, app stamps, broadcaster idents. If the mark is a full-frame tiled watermark rather than a single logo, the video watermark remover page covers that case.
Which video formats are supported?
MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, and MKV files up to 50MB and 90 seconds. Clips at 720p or below process fastest and most reliably.
Does the exported video have a watermark?
No. The result is a clean MP4 with no watermark, no logo, nothing added — at your original resolution, or 720p for higher-resolution clips.