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>log in to commentHi DevHunt! I built VideoTextRemover because getting hardcoded subtitles out of a video usually means blurring them or cropping the frame. You upload an MP4 or MOV, pick a mode (draw boxes, auto-detect subtitles, or erase all on-screen text), and the AI repaints what was behind the text, up to 1080p. It's pay-per-second, and new accounts in supported countries get 30 free seconds a month to try it. I'd love feedback, especially on clips where it struggles.
VideoTextRemover removes burned-in subtitles, captions and other on-screen text from MP4 and MOV videos, and rebuilds the picture behind them instead of blurring or cropping the frame.
Three modes, so you pick what fits the video:
- Select area: draw up to 6 boxes and everything inside them is erased. Best for text that stays in one place.
- Subtitles: the AI finds subtitles wherever they appear, such as TikTok-style captions that move around.
- All text: erases subtitles plus titles, timestamps and other on-screen text.
Pick a start and end time and only that part is charged. Uploads up to 500 MB and 10 minutes; the output is an MP4 at the same resolution, up to 1080p. A 30-second 1080p clip takes about 10 to 14 minutes, and you can leave the page while it runs. Files are deleted after 7 days.
Pricing: 1 credit per second of video. Plans start at $19.90 a month, or buy a credit pack ($19.90 for 500 seconds). New accounts in supported countries get 30 free seconds every month.
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AI-powered online tool that erases burned-in subtitles, captions, titles and timestamps from MP4 or MOV videos up to 1080p.
- for
- Content creators, marketers and editors who need clean video clips without on-screen text.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
- AI text removal — Repaints the background behind burned-in text so the frame looks untouched.
- Select area mode — Draw boxes to erase any content inside them, not just text.
- Subtitles mode — Automatically detects and removes subtitle lines frame-by-frame.
- All-text mode — Removes subtitles, captions, titles, labels and timestamps in one pass.
- Partial processing — Choose start and end points; only that segment is charged.
- Privacy by default — Uploads and results are private and deleted after 7 days.
- Up to 1080p output — Exports the cleaned video at the same resolution as the source, up to 1080p.
- Credit-based pricing — 1 credit = 1 second of processed video; pay per second.
Use cases
- Remove hard-coded subtitles from TikTok, Reels or Shorts before reposting.
- Clear burned-in captions from product ads to add new subtitles later.
- Clean up lecture or vlog clips where on-screen labels distract viewers.
VideoTextRemover pricing
- Free$0/month30 seconds of video each month · Same quality as paid plans · No card required
- Starter$19.90/month666 seconds (11 min 6 s) each month · About $0.030 per second · Cancel anytime
- Pro$59.90/month2,000 seconds (33 min 20 s) each month · About $0.030 per second · Cancel anytime
- Credit pack (500 s)$19.90500 seconds never expire · About $0.040 per second
- Credit pack (1,200 s)$39.901,200 seconds never expire · About $0.033 per second
VideoTextRemover FAQ
Can AI remove text from a video?+
Yes. The AI detects text in each frame and repaints the background, removing subtitles, captions, titles and timestamps without blurring or cropping.
How long does processing take?+
A 30-second 1080p clip typically takes 10-14 minutes; longer clips take proportionally longer.
What file formats and size limits are supported?+
MP4 or MOV files up to 500 MB and 10 minutes per upload are accepted.
What happens to my uploads and results?+
All uploads and processed videos are private and automatically deleted after 7 days.
Are failed tasks charged?+
No. If a task fails or is cancelled before it starts, the used credits are released and you are not charged.
Do unused seconds roll over to the next month?+
No. Free and plan seconds expire at the end of each month; credit-pack seconds never expire and are used after the free/plan seconds are exhausted.
Summarized by DevHunt from videotextremover.ai · Oct 25, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
