Remove watermarks, logos and timestamps from any video in the browser. Draw a box over the mark, set the erase strength, compare before and after, then export a clean MP4 — free to start, no watermark added back.
Manual translation, hired voice actors, days of waiting. Creators and teams lose time and money on every single video.
Skip the old workflowMy client's logo is burned into the bottom-left corner of every clip — can I remove it without re-cutting the whole video?
The watermark moves around the frame on purpose. Does a single box still work, or do I have to go frame by frame?
Will erasing the mark blur the rest of the picture or lower the resolution of my export?
Upload, pick languages, and let the AI handle the rest. No software to install.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
Watermarks come in three flavours: a corner logo that never moves, a timestamp that ticks every second, and a mark that drifts around the frame because the creator was trying to stop people from cropping it out. The first two are easy — you draw one box over the mark and it is covered for the whole clip. The drifting one takes a couple more passes. Here is how it runs on SpeakVid: upload the file or paste a link, drag a box over the watermark, set the erase strength, use the before/after preview to check you have not smeared anything important, then export the MP4. There is no global re-encode, so the rest of the frame keeps its original quality and the export keeps the source resolution. Subtitle erasure uses the same engine, which is why a video where you only need to strip burned-in captions takes exactly the same route. On the free tier you get 20 credits at sign-up and erasure costs 1 credit per 30 seconds of video — failed tasks are not charged.
One selection covers the whole clip, and the strength is adjustable — a faint translucent logo does not need the same treatment as a solid opaque block.
Check the result on real frames first. If the box is too tight or the strength is wrong, adjust and run it again — nothing is charged when a task fails.
No app, no plugin, no sign-up wall before you can try it. Files are used for the task and cleared afterwards, and the same tool also strips burned-in subtitles when you need that instead.
You get 20 credits when you sign up, and erasure costs 1 credit per 30 seconds of video — so the free allowance covers roughly 10 minutes of footage. Upload the video, drag a box over the watermark, set the strength, check the before/after preview, then export. Nothing is added back to your export, and failed tasks are not charged.
Either draw one box covering the full path the mark travels, or split the clip into two or three segments and erase each separately. A bigger box treats more of the real picture, so segmenting usually gives a cleaner result for a drifting mark. Re-running a box always uses the same engine, so results stay consistent across segments.
Only the area inside your selection is treated. There is no global re-compression, so the rest of the frame keeps its original quality and the export keeps the source resolution. If a selection accidentally covers something you need, shrink the box and re-run.
Yes — subtitle erasure uses the same engine, so if your video has both a logo and burned-in subtitles you can select both areas in one task instead of running the video twice. If you want to keep the subtitle words, run the transcription tool first to get an SRT, then erase the burned-in layer.
Nothing to install — everything including the preview runs in the browser. Inputs include mp4, mov, avi, mkv, webm, flv, wmv and more, and you can paste a link to a video on YouTube, TikTok, Bilibili or 1000+ other sites instead of uploading a file.
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