Eliminate logos, timestamps, channel bugs, and text overlays from your videos with hardware-accelerated processing. No cloud uploads — your files stay on your device.
Professional-grade watermark removal with zero learning curve
Simply pause your video and draw a box over the watermark with your mouse or finger on mobile. No technical skills needed.
See a side-by-side before & after comparison on a single frame before committing to the full video export. Zero guesswork.
Remove the watermark from the entire video or restrict it to specific timestamps. Perfect for mid-roll watermarks.
Works with MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, and WebM. Both horizontal and vertical videos — including mobile TikTok, Reels, & Shorts.
Audio is preserved with 100% original fidelity and perfect sync. No re-encoding, no quality loss, no drift.
Track processing in real-time with frame count, estimated time remaining, and a live animated progress bar.
No accounts, no downloads, no complicated settings
Drag and drop or tap to upload from phone or computer. Supports MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM.
Pause the video, drag to box the watermark. Preview frame comparison instantly with 1 tap.
Export the clean video at native framerate with original audio intact, then download.
Upload your video below and follow the steps
MP4 • MOV • MKV • AVI • WebM
No file size limit • Horizontal & vertical
Yes — 100% free with no limits. No sign-up required, no subscription, no hidden fees. Use it as many times as you want.
Your video is uploaded only to this server for processing and is automatically deleted after you download the result. We never share, sell, or store your content beyond the processing session.
It works best on static, semi-transparent watermarks, logos, channel bugs, timestamps, and text overlays. It uses bilinear spatial interpolation to reconstruct the area under the watermark.
MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, and WebM files are supported — both horizontal and vertical orientations. There's no file size limit.
No. The audio stream is passed through without any re-encoding. Your original audio quality, including stereo and multi-channel tracks, is preserved exactly as-is.
Processing time depends on your video's resolution and length. A typical 1080p video processes at roughly 30–60 frames per second with hardware acceleration enabled.