AI video text remover

Are your subtitles hardcoded or on a separate track?

Check whether a video uses soft subtitle tracks or burned-in subtitles in your browser. The checker reads local track metadata and never uploads your video.

Automatic or manual modeMultiple time rangesKeep the original frame
Original video frame with burned-in text
Same frame after the visible text is removed
Clean resultOriginal
Select one or more areasTarget only the text that should disappear.
Choose exact time rangesProcess only the moments where the overlay is visible.
Keep the original frameNo forced crop or permanent blur layer.
Simple workflow

From uploaded video to a clean frame in three steps.

The new dashboard opens directly with Text Remover selected.

01

Upload your video

Add footage you own or have permission to edit.

02

Choose automatic or manual

Scan the video or mark exact text areas and time ranges.

03

Review and download

Inspect the cleaned result and export an available resolution.

Page-specific guidance

What to check for this text-removal job.

Check a video in your browser

Your video is inspected locally. It is not uploaded by this checker.

Soft subtitles

A separate subtitle track can usually be disabled, replaced, or remuxed. Start with the original file and track controls.

Hardcoded subtitles

If text remains after tracks are disabled and no track is detected, the text is likely part of the video pixels.

Choose the right workflow

Use the method that matches the video.

Start with a clean source or removable subtitle track when available; use AI reconstruction only for visible pixels that need repair.

Clean the text from your next video.

Open the new dashboard and process only footage you are authorized to edit.

Open Wipe AI text remover