What if the word moves during the clip?

If only the words change but they stay in the same place, a box still works. If the text moves out of the box, use Subtitles for caption lines or All text for everything.

Does it blur the area?

No. It does not blur or pixelate. The AI redraws the background inside the box from the surrounding frames.

Can I remove a lyric line?

Yes, if every line appears in the same band. Box the band once: the box covers the whole clip, so each line shown there is removed.

What formats and limits apply?

MP4 or MOV, up to 60 seconds and 500MB per clip, output up to 1080p. Processing costs 1 credit per second.

Can I draw more than one box?

Yes. Draw one box per label. The cost is the same: it depends on clip length, not on the number of boxes.

Remove Words From Video

Remove words from video when only a few have to go: a name tag, a date stamp, a price, a lyric line. Select area rebuilds just the box you draw instead of the whole frame.

Drag & drop your video here

MP4, MOV · Up to 60 seconds · Max 500 MB

What to remove

Select the area of your video you want to clean.

30 free seconds when you sign up

Three fixed labels, three boxes

Each 8-second clip has text that stays in one place: a title and date on drone footage of a lake, a lower-third name tag in an interview, and a price label over a vegetable stall. One box per label covers it.

Illustrative comparison: sample text was added to licensed footage. The After clip is the clean source, not an AI processing result.

Title and date
BEFORE
AFTER
Name tag
BEFORE
AFTER
Price label
BEFORE
AFTER

Does the text stay inside one box?

Select area works when all the text you want removed stays inside the same box for the whole clip, even if the words change. Where the text sits matters, not what it says.

What you see	What to do
Text that stays in one areaA name tag, date stamp, price or handle, or a lyric band where the words change but the position does not.	Select area Draw a box around that area. The box applies to the whole clip, so every word shown inside it is removed, and text outside it, including text you want to keep, stays as it is.
Text that moves around the framePop-on captions that jump to new positions, or a label or sign that drifts as the camera moves.	Subtitles / All text A box stays in one place, so this text slides out of it. For caption lines, use Subtitles, which detects them across frames. For other moving text, such as a label or a sign, use All text; it may also remove text you want to keep. Remove captions from video
Text all over the frameSeveral titles, labels and subtitles in different places at once.	All text All text scans the whole frame. It may also remove text you wanted to keep, such as a sign in the scene.

What counts as "words"

Any short piece of text on top of the picture that stays in one area. These are the most common:

A single word or a misspelled name
Name tags and lower thirds
Date and time stamps
Prices and product labels
A lyric line in a fixed band

How to draw the box

The box gets a visible safety margin and covers the whole clip. Everything inside it is redrawn, not only the letters, so textures, edges and small objects there may look different. Keep it tight.

Leave faces, hands and logos you need outside the box
Keep words you want to keep out of the margin too
Use two small boxes instead of one large one

When a box is not enough

Text that leaves the box
If the words drift or the camera pans with them, part of the text can slide out of the box. Use Subtitles for caption lines or All text for other text.
Bigger boxes, more guessing
AI estimates what was hidden. A small box over a plain background looks cleanest; a large box over a busy scene shows more artifacts.