Video Watermark Remover — Remove Watermark from Video Free
🎬 60 free seconds of video erasing on signup. Removing a watermark from an image? Try our photo watermark remover.
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Mark the watermark
Choose a tool, then mark the watermark directly on the video.
Tool
Drag a box over a fixed watermark. 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 a watermark on any frame and the AI erases it from the whole clip. Works on semi-transparent logos, corner stamps, tiled watermarks, date overlays, and scrolling text — the mask tracks the mark across frames and rebuilds the background naturally in motion. The exported video is clean, with no watermark added. Supports MP4, MOV, WebM up to 50MB and 90 seconds.
AI-powered · High quality output
Watermark Remover for Video — Before & After
How to Remove Watermark 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 watermark
Paint over the watermark on any frame. The AI tracks it across the entire clip — no need to mark every frame.
Download watermark-free
Click apply and get your clean video in minutes. No watermark on output.
Need to remove an object or a person from a photo instead? Try our free tools.
What Kind of Watermarks Can It Remove?
Stock footage watermarks
You licensed a Shutterstock clip for a client project, but the comp watermark runs across the entire 30-second edit. Instead of paying $79 for the unwatermarked version just to preview it in context, upload the comp, brush the repeating overlay once, and get a clean preview in under two minutes. The AI tracks the tiled watermark pattern across every frame — even when it shifts with camera pans or lighting changes. For still images with stock watermarks, our photo watermark remover handles single frames instantly.
App & screen recorder watermarks
Free screen recorders — OBS, Bandicam, ScreenPal, Camtasia trials — often embed a persistent logo in the corner of every export. Paying a monthly subscription just to remove a small corner badge is overkill for casual tutorial creators. Brush the logo on one frame and the mask propagates through the entire recording, handling scene cuts, window resizes, and the moments when the watermark briefly disappears behind a UI element.
Social media & platform logos
TikTok and Instagram Reels auto-stamp your username onto downloaded videos. When you want to repurpose a clip across platforms without the original project file, those baked-in overlays become a dead end. This tool handles semi-transparent social media watermarks without leaving a blurry patch — the inpainting model reconstructs the background pixels behind the logo rather than smudging them. CapCut corner marks and end-card logos work the same way.
Date stamps & channel logos
Old camcorder footage, CCTV exports, and digitized VHS recordings often carry date stamps and broadcast bugs burned into every frame. Traditional editing means cloning or cropping frame by frame — a 10-minute clip at 30fps is 18,000 frames. With frame-to-frame propagation you mark the stamp once and let the AI handle the rest, preserving the original framing instead of cropping away image area. Need to remove a logo from a single image instead? Our logo remover handles PNG, JPG, and WebP in seconds.
Why brush one frame instead of every frame
Before AI-powered video inpainting, removing a watermark from video meant opening After Effects or DaVinci Resolve and using the clone stamp or content-aware fill tool — frame by frame. A 30-second video at 30fps is 900 frames; at roughly 15 seconds of manual masking and cloning per frame, that's close to four hours of tedious work for a single clip. Most creators either paid an editor $50-200 per video or simply posted the watermarked version.
MagicRemover uses frame-to-frame mask propagation built on optical flow estimation. When you brush the watermark on one frame, the model calculates how every pixel moves between consecutive frames — tracking the marked region as the camera pans, zooms, or the watermark itself animates. The inpainting model then reconstructs the background behind the watermark independently for each frame, so the repaired area stays consistent in motion without flickering or ghosting. This is fundamentally different from per-frame photo tools that treat each frame as a separate image — those produce visible "swimming" artifacts where the inpainted area shifts frame to frame. Preserving temporal coherence is why the output looks clean even on moving watermarks and handheld footage shot without a tripod.
When to use a video watermark remover vs a photo watermark remover
If the watermark only appears on a video's thumbnail or cover image, you don't need a video tool — our photo watermark remover handles single frames faster and at zero cost. Use the video tool when the watermark is burned into the frames themselves: every frame carries the overlay and you need consistency across the whole clip. The photo tool treats each frame independently, which is fine for screenshots but produces visible frame-to-frame inconsistency on video. For any clip longer than a second or two, always use the video watermark remover — the extra processing time buys you a flicker-free result. And if what's burned in is text rather than a logo — captions, subtitles, titles — the remove text from video tool is built for exactly that.
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. For photos, the same engine powers our photo watermark remover and logo remover.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to remove a watermark from a video?
Sign in with Google, upload your MP4, MOV, or WebM file, drag the timeline to a frame where the watermark is clearly visible, brush over the watermark once, and click Apply Changes. The AI tracks the marked area 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. Photo erases stay free — 6 every day (3 manual + 3 AI auto).
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.
Does it support 4K video?
Yes, you can upload higher-resolution clips — they are processed and exported at 720p, which keeps quality high and processing fast. Clips at 720p or below keep their original resolution. For watermark removal this makes little practical difference: the marked area is reconstructed by AI, so it looks equally clean at 720p or 4K.