Remove subtitles and captions from any video online for free. Draw a box over the subtitle band, erase it with AI, and export a clean MP4 — 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 captions sit over a moving background — will erasing them leave a visible blurred band?
The subtitles are two lines and jump position between speakers. Does one box still cover them?
I need a clean master and a captioned version. Do I have to process the video twice?
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.
I edit short-form videos for a handful of TikTok and Reels accounts, and the most annoying part of the job is footage I did not shoot. Clients send clips with captions already burned in — sometimes the creator's own animated captions, sometimes text lifted from another platform — and I need a clean frame before I can put my own style on it. For two years I solved this by cropping the bottom of the frame or blurring a strip over the text, which either cut off people's hands or left an obvious smudge. Finding a subtitle remover that actually rebuilds the pixels underneath changed my turnaround: I draw one box over the caption band, the words disappear, and the shot stays sharp. It is about a minute per clip now. The part that matters for client work is that nothing gets added back — no tool watermark, no lower resolution. What used to be a ten-minute fix per clip is now a step I do while the next export renders.
Only the area you select is rebuilt, so the rest of the frame keeps its original detail and the export keeps the source resolution.
Handles hardcoded subtitles, platform captions, stickers and on-screen handles — anything baked into the pixels rather than a switcheable track.
The exported MP4 keeps the source resolution and never carries a SpeakVid watermark, so the file is ready to hand to a client.
You get 20 credits when you sign up, and erasure costs 1 credit per 30 seconds of video — so the free allowance covers roughly ten minutes of footage. Upload the clip, drag a box over the subtitle band, set the erase strength, confirm with the before/after preview, then export. Failed tasks are not charged.
No — this page is for subtitles that are part of the picture. If your file carries a separate SRT or ASS track, that track can be dropped or replaced without any pixel-level work; use the subtitle tool for that instead. Not sure which you have? Pause on a frame with a subtitle, take a screenshot, and check whether the words appear in the screenshot.
Only the selected area is treated; everything outside the box keeps the original encoding. Inside the box, a caption sitting on a busy background will look smoother than its surroundings, because that area has been filled and blended.
Yes, and that is the usual workflow. Erase the burned-in text first, then burn in your own SRT — the original timeline is kept, so the new lines land where the old ones were. You can also run the two steps separately if you want to review the cleaned result before committing.
Inputs include mp4, mov, avi, mkv, webm, flv and wmv, and instead of uploading you can paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, Bilibili or 1000+ other sites. Nothing to install — everything including the preview runs in the browser.
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