Expired offers
Remove an outdated price or offer
An expired price and offer cover part of a reusable product shot. Clear the old card before preparing the next campaign in your editor.
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Video Text Remover: Remove Text from Video Online
Only have the exported video? Clear old captions, prices, dates and titles from your own short clips so you can reuse them for a new campaign or subtitle version. Add replacement text in your editor after removal.
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- Mark the exact area
- One trial run of 10 seconds
Drop a video here or choose a file
MP4, MOV or WebM · up to 60 seconds and 50 MiB
Before / after
See the full comparison and clip details
- Clip
- 8 seconds · 1280×720 · 30 fps
- Source
- Processed with the same model this tool uses and edited for comparison. It is not a task submitted on this site.
- Model
- WaveSpeed Video Eraser, the same model this tool uses
- At this site's rate
- 8 credits: two 4-second clips at 1 credit per second
- How it was made
- Text or a mark was added to AI-generated footage, then removed with the same model. The marked box uses the result and the rest keeps the original frame. Switch between the original and result to compare.
Free preview · Upload only when you start processing.
Examples
What Text Can You Remove from a Video?
Compare old prices, subtitles and dates in our original demo images. Choose a starting box for your own clip below.
Subtitles
Take out burned-in subtitles
A localization editor needs the same footage in another language. Clear the old subtitle band, then add translated subtitles in an editor.
Mark subtitles
Dates and labels
Remove an old date from a clip
A travel shot carries an old title and date. Clear the fixed words before adding current information in your next edit.
Mark a dateOriginal static illustrations. These comparisons are not video-processing results from this site.
Features
Reuse Short Videos with a Video Text Remover
For creators, marketing teams and trainers who have usable footage but no editable text layer. Clear the old words, then add your next message in an editor.
What it does
What a video text remover does
A video text remover takes words out of a clip and rebuilds the picture behind them. Mark where the text sits and when it is on screen. Small boxes and short time ranges leave more of the clip untouched.
- Draw a box around the words
- Keep the box close to the words
- Play the whole clip before you use it
Trainers and localization editors
Update Short Tutorials and Training Clips
An exported demo may still be useful after its labels or subtitles go out of date. Clear those words before adding updated instructions or another language in your editor. Work with clips up to 60 seconds and 50 MiB.
Refresh a product tutorial
Clear an outdated label from a short screen recording before you add the revised instruction.
Prepare another language
Remove burned-in dialogue before a localization editor adds new subtitles. Translation and new captions are done separately.
Reuse an archived clip
Clear an old date or session label from a clip you want to include in the next training update.
Creators and marketing teams
Reuse Product Ads, TikTok Clips and Reels
Keep a useful shot when an old offer, date or hook is the part that needs changing. Work from your own exported file when the project is unavailable; if you still have editable text layers, update those first.
Creators: refresh a TikTok hook
Clear a burned-in opening line before adding a new hook to your own clip. Check every caption change; the box does not track moving words.
Marketing teams: update a Reel
Remove last season's price or promotion date from your product Reel, then add the current offer in your editor.
Editors: recover a CapCut export
When a client supplies only an export you may edit, clear its old title before the next cut. Editable layers and removable outros are best changed in CapCut.
Only edit videos you own or have permission to change.
Original static illustrations. These comparisons are not video-processing results from this site.
How to use it
How to remove text from video online
It takes three steps: choose a clip, mark the text, then check the result and download it.
Choose your video
Choose a clip for free, with no login needed. It plays on your device while you mark it; processing is a separate step.
Mark the text
Drag a box over the words and resize it from the corners. Add up to three boxes, then drag each one's bar on the timeline to set when it applies.
Process and check
Review the credit estimate before submitting. After processing, check the full result and download the version you want to keep.
Quality guide
What to Expect from a Video Text Remover
Results depend on text size, background detail and motion. Play the whole clip before you use it.
Easier cases
A good place to start.
- Small text
- A fixed place on the frame
- A calm, plain background
Harder cases
Plan to check these more closely.
- Captions that keep changing
- Camera moves and fast action
- Water, leaves and shifting light
Before you use the result
Look closely at these spots.
- Faces and thin lines
- The edges of your box
- The whole clip, start to end
What makes text harder to remove?
Text size, outlines and the background change how closely to inspect a repair. These examples are a rule of thumb, not a promise.
Fixed subtitlesLighter check 
Large outlined titlesCloser check 
Textured backgroundsClosest check
AI-edited still-image comparisons. Test a video separately to check flicker, changing textures and motion.
Subtitles kept as a separate track, such as SRT or VTT, can be switched off or deleted in a player or editor instead.
More tools
More Video Removal Tools
Each tool has its own page. Open the one that matches what you want to remove.
- Remove subtitles from videoTake burned-in subtitles out of a clip.
- Remove captions from videoClear captions added on top of a short video.
- Remove timestamp from videoClear a burned-in date, clock or counter from a clip you own.
- Remove lower thirds from videoClear a name bar or label plate from an interview or lesson clip.
- Remove watermark from videoTake a watermark you are allowed to remove out of a clip.
- Remove logo from videoTake fixed logos, channel badges and watermarks out of a clip.
- Remove object from videoTake people, props and other distractions out of a scene.
- Remove background from videoCut out the background to leave a clear or plain one.
Remove audio from videoRemove all audio tracks and download a silent copy in your browser.
Each clip is a same-model example of that tool, edited for comparison. The audio remover shows an illustration, because it works on the sound track. Test your own short clip to see how your footage turns out.
FAQ
Video Text Remover FAQ
Choose a clip in the video text remover and drag a box over the words. Set when each box applies on the timeline; you can add up to three. Keep every box close to the text. Check the cost before processing, then play the full result before you download.
Choosing, playing and marking a clip is free. Each account gets one trial run, for a clip of up to 10 seconds, shared across the server-processed video removal tools, subject to human verification and device, network and site limits. Paid runs use credits; review the estimate before submitting.
Hardcoded subtitles are part of the picture, so you mark their area and the time they are on screen. Subtitles kept as a separate track, such as SRT or VTT, are better switched off or deleted in a player or editor.
The aim is to rebuild the picture behind the words rather than cover them with blur. Small text on a still, plain background is easier. Faces, fine lines and fast motion need a closer check; a perfect result is not guaranteed.
Each box stays in one spot, but it has its own time range. Captions that change place can get one box per place, up to three. Text that keeps moving is harder, because a box does not follow it. The whole clip is processed once, so the cost does not depend on the time ranges.
MP4, MOV and WebM clips up to 50 MiB and 60 seconds. Choosing a file only works if your browser can play it, and that depends on the video codec.
Your video stays on your device during preview. It is uploaded only when you submit a removal task.
You can mark one like other text. Logos and moving watermarks are harder, so check the result closely. The watermark and logo pages are set up for them.
Time depends on the length and detail of the clip. The tool shows the task status while it runs. Wait for the result, then check the full clip before you download.
No install is needed. You mark the clip in your browser; submitting a task uploads it for server-side processing.
If the text is still a layer in your own draft, delete that layer and export again. For words burned into a saved TikTok clip, mark their area here and set when they are on screen. A box does not track captions that move.
Use your original Reel file and mark the on-screen text you want to erase. For captions you can turn off in the app, try that setting first. A username or button shown by the Instagram player is not always part of the video file.
If you have the CapCut project, delete the text layer or any removable ending clip and export again. For a mark burned into footage you may edit, use the watermark tool and box the mark. This is different from deleting a project layer.
No login is required to choose, play and mark a clip in your browser. Sign in when you are ready to process it so the task, trial uses and any credit charge belong to your account.
Only edit videos you own or have permission to change.
Have a Short Clip You Want to Reuse?
Choose your exported video and mark the old words. Previewing and marking are free; check the credit estimate before processing.
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