Subtitles in your video?
Peel them away.
AI fills the scene behind the subtitles. Your video is processed on your computer without being uploaded.
Receive on phoneThree simple steps
Open a video, choose the subtitle area, and save.
Open a video
Drop an MP4 or MOV video, up to 3 minutes and 120MB.
Find subtitles
Let AI find the subtitles or draw the area yourself.
Remove and save
Fill the scene behind the subtitles, then check playback and save.
From short-video captions
to caption cards
Remove caption shapes and fill the background frame by frame.
- Bottom captionsInclude the thick outlines on Shorts and Reels captions.
- Caption cardsFollow the outline to remove text with its white caption box.
- Top titlesRemove title text that stays on screen.
- Keep scene signs and logosScene text is intended to stay intact. Removing someone else's watermark is prohibited by the terms of use.
Your video stays
on your computer
AI models download to your browser and run locally. There is no video upload or cloud processing queue. Local device limits still apply.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. You can process videos without signing in and watch the full result for free. Each signed-in account can save one 5-second clip, once. Processing runs on your computer with no separate AI fee.
Which videos can I use?
Use MP4 or MOV videos up to 3 minutes, 120MB and 1920px. Output keeps the original dimensions and video length.
Does it work on phones?
Desktop Chrome is recommended for AI restoration. Processing may be slow or unavailable on phones.
Can I edit someone else's video?
Only process videos you own or have permission to edit. Removing another person's watermark, logo or attribution may violate copyright and is prohibited by the terms of use.
What if I don't like the result?
Before saving, compare one frame at the position you choose. AI estimates heavily covered areas such as faces, so traces may remain.
Guides for each situation
Step-by-step guides that answer the questions we hear most.
- Four ways to remove burned-in subtitles, comparedCropping, covering, filling from the surroundings and AI restoration: how the common ways to remove hard-coded subtitles differ, and which to pick.
- Marking the subtitle area yourself: drawing boxes and choosing how each is erasedHow to draw areas and set their times, the two ways each area can be erased (subtitle text only, or the whole fixed overlay) and how to use the precision mask.
- Removing subtitles from Shorts, Reels and other vertical videosFor changing the subtitles on your own vertical videos: 1080×1920 limits, large centered captions, word-by-word captions, emoji and downscaling vertical 4K.
- Eight tips for removing subtitles without a tracePractical tips for cleaner AI subtitle removal: drawing the area, detection range and sensitivity, previewing, and touching up leftover letters.
- How to turn on-screen subtitles into an SRT fileExtract burned-in subtitle text with its timing into an SRT file: the SRT format, checking the recognized text, and what to do with the file.
- When processing fails: what each message means and what to doCauses and fixes for the messages you may see when a video will not open, the AI models fail to load, the GPU or memory runs short, or saving fails, and how to send an error log.
Start with one video
Start without creating an account.
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