MP4, MOV, WebM · 200 MB · 2 minutes · up to 4K
Clear old captions before adding a new language or reusing a clip. Choose a model for subtitle tracks or burned-in text, then review the result before download.
Subtitles may be a separate track or permanently embedded in the picture. Removing a separate track leaves the visible scene intact; removing burned-in captions requires reconstructing the area they cover. Start with your original uncaptioned file if you have it. If you need the spoken words for a new caption file, use Video Transcript Generator before you replace the old text.
Burned-in subtitles cover real details: rippling water, paving lines, clothing, or a moving face. An available AI removal model estimates what belongs in that area. Review the repair at normal playback speed and pause on detailed frames to catch smearing or unstable texture. Removing text does not recover the original hidden pixels. For a separate obstruction in the shot, use Video Object Remover.
Use the subtitle-track option when the text is stored separately, or an available AI model when it is embedded in the picture. The selected model determines the removal mode; you do not need to paint a still-image mask here. Upload your clip, select the supported segment, and review the displayed cost before processing. A clean source is useful for the next stage in AI Video Editor.
Clear outdated subtitles before producing a new language version or changing your caption style. Check the complete result, especially around scene cuts, fast movement, and text that overlaps the subject. Keep useful signs and labels in mind when judging the edit. Then create a new transcript with Video Transcript Generator and add accurate captions in your editing workflow. These images illustrate the intended cleanup, rather than a measured processing result.
Upload a clip, choose a compatible removal model, and check the result before downloading.
Choose an MP4, MOV, or WebM file up to 200 MB, two minutes long, and 4K dimensions. Identify whether its subtitles are a separate track or embedded in the picture.
Select an available model for the subtitle type. The mode follows your model selection. Choose a supported clip segment, check the required credits, and start processing.
Play the result and inspect scene cuts, motion, and detailed backgrounds before downloading. If the repair damages important details, return to the source and revise your approach.
The workbench distinguishes separate subtitle tracks from burned-in text. Choose an available model that matches how the captions are stored.
Use the clip controls to focus on a supported segment. Check a difficult passage before committing to cleanup across more footage.
Review the displayed credit estimate before submitting a job. Costs and supported clip lengths depend on the selected model.
Judge the edit as moving footage. Watch for flickering patches, lost details, or subtitle traces rather than accepting a single clean frame.
Use History to find processing tasks associated with your account and return to an available result for review.
Continue in AI Video Editor after cleanup. Keep your original for comparison.
An available AI subtitle-removal model can attempt to reconstruct the regions covered by embedded text. Results depend on the background, movement, and how much detail the captions hide. Check the full clip for smearing, flicker, and remaining letters; perfect recovery of hidden detail is not guaranteed.
Soft subtitles are stored as a separate track and can be removed without reconstructing the picture. Burned-in subtitles are part of the visible frames and require visual editing. If turning captions off in your player removes the text, you may have a separate track; if it stays visible, it may be embedded.
Check the current account requirements and credit estimate in the workbench before processing. Available models, clip limits, and costs can differ. Do not assume unlimited free processing or that another attempt will use the same credits.
The upload surface accepts MP4, MOV, and WebM files up to 200 MB, two minutes in duration, and 4K dimensions. Individual models may support shorter segments or impose additional restrictions. Still-image formats such as PNG and JPEG are not substitutes for a video clip.
Subtitle removal targets the text or its track instead of deliberately cutting away the lower part of the shot. With burned-in text, inspect the repaired region to judge whether the original composition remains usable. If you need a different aspect ratio afterward, use AI Video Reframe as a separate step.
No. Subtitle cleanup does not translate speech or create replacement captions. Use Video Transcript Generator to work with the spoken words, then prepare a translation and new captions in your editing workflow.
Choose the removal method that fits your source, review the cleaned footage, and prepare your clip for a new audience.
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