Peelframe guides

What to know before removing subtitles, and how to get the most out of Peelframe.

• 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.
• Check first: soft subtitles only need switching offHow to tell soft subtitles from burned-in ones using the player, the files and the video info, plus a command that drops subtitle tracks without re-encoding.
• 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.
• Subtitle and watermark removal and copyright: a checklistWhen removing subtitles or watermarks is fine and when it is a problem, for your own videos, licensed footage and other people’s videos, plus what to check before uploading.
• How in-browser video processing works, and what hardware helpsHow Peelframe runs AI on your own computer without uploading the video, how to check WebGPU, the recommended setup and what to avoid while it works.