Upload authorized footage
Add the video you own or have permission to edit.
Open Wipe AI watermark removerChoose the right guide for Gemini, KineMaster, TikTok, SnapTik, CapCut, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Canva videos.


The call to action opens the new Wipe AI dashboard directly with Watermark Remover selected.
Add the video you own or have permission to edit.
Place a tight box over the visible mark and set its active seconds.
Review edges, motion and scene changes before downloading.
Use automatic detection for clear logos, manual selection for small or low-contrast marks, full-screen text detection for hardcoded subtitles, and per-frame detection for moving watermarks. If the original project exists, edit and re-export it instead.
Upload an authorized video, select the visible mark, and reconstruct the covered background.
Choose the editor or creator platform that matches your authorized source video. Each guide explains the clean-export option first, then the correct Wipe AI detection mode when the editable project is unavailable.
Use automatic detection for clear logos, manual selection for small or low-contrast marks, full-screen text detection for hardcoded subtitles, and per-frame detection for moving watermarks. If the original project exists, edit and re-export it instead.
These guides cover technical cleanup, not permission. Only alter videos you own, license, or are authorized to edit.
Upload an authorized video, select the visible mark, and reconstruct the covered background.
Choose the editor or creator platform that matches your authorized source video. Each guide explains the clean-export option first, then the correct Wipe AI detection mode when the editable project is unavailable.
Simple backgrounds are easier. Faces, hands, reflections, detailed textures and fast camera movement should be tested on a short clip first.
Choose the guide matching the app or platform that produced the visible overlay, then use automatic, manual, text, or per-frame detection based on how the mark behaves.
Usually. Inpainting attempts to reconstruct the background, while blur intentionally leaves a visible patch.
Remove the overlay in the source project and export again. That is more accurate than reconstructing covered pixels.
No. Wipe AI is designed for visible elements burned into video pixels.
Open the new dashboard, add one or more selections and process authorized footage.
Open Wipe AI watermark remover