Corner watermarks
Stock footage marks, screen recorder logos, and app watermarks sitting in a corner.
Remove any logo, watermark, or graphic overlay from your video — right in your browser. Create a free account, upload an MP4 clip, box the logo, and download the cleaned file. It works on your phone and desktop alike.
New users get 30 free credits = up to 30 sec Standard processing — no credit card required.
The process takes about a minute and requires zero editing experience.
Drag and drop an MP4 file into the tool above.
Draw a rectangle over the logo or watermark — the tool detects the area and prepares to erase it.
The AI reconstructs the background behind the logo so the logo is gone without a trace and the framing stays intact.
No timeline, no keyframes, no learning curve. For other overlay types, try the main video text remover.
From corner marks to moving graphics — if it is burned into the frame, you can box it and erase it.
Stock footage marks, screen recorder logos, and app watermarks sitting in a corner.
Channel logos, brand marks, or text overlays placed over the footage.
Logos that follow a subject or drift across the frame. AI removal handles motion better than blur or mosaic patches.
Any graphic element baked into the video file itself — not a separate layer or track.
If your logo sits on a complex or moving background, AI removal is the only method that leaves a clean result. Blur and crop always leave a trace.
Illustrative examples of corner marks, moving watermarks, and stock preview overlays before and after removal.

A corner channel mark removed frame by frame with the background rebuilt underneath.

A drifting platform watermark cleaned without blur or a visible patch on moving backgrounds.

A pure-text preview watermark erased while preserving color, texture, and motion.
A logo is a design element, not a defect. It's usually placed deliberately — a corner bug, a center watermark, a lower-third badge — which means it often sits exactly where the interesting part of your shot is.
The manual workarounds fight the logo instead of removing it. Blurring leaves a soft smudge where the logo was, and the eye goes straight to it. Cropping works only if the logo lives near an edge — a center logo means losing the subject. Covering it with a shape trades one graphic for another, and on a moving logo the patch has to move with it, which never looks right.
Removing a logo properly means understanding why it's there: it's an overlay the original creator added on top of finished footage. Our AI separates that overlay from the video behind it, then rebuilds the surface underneath — the texture, the motion, the lighting — so the logo is gone without a trace and the composition stays exactly as it was framed.

Blur, formats, free credits, privacy, and imperfect results — answered in plain language.
Upload a clip, box the logo or watermark, and preview the cleaned result in your browser. For a detailed walkthrough, read our guide on how to remove text from a video.
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