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AI LOGO REMOVER
Remove Logo from Video
A logo burned into the video is part of the picture. Try Auto to scan for it, or use a corner box for a fixed mark, then review the rebuilt area before downloading.
SAMPLE CLIP
Broadcast bug in the top corner
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This sample runs in your browser. Your own video is uploaded only when you start a real cleanup.
Auto scans the video first — no box to draw. Clean only marks you own or are licensed to edit. If the logo vanishes in fullscreen, the player adds it and no edit is needed.
Logo, bug, or watermark
Is the mark part of your video?
A logo can identify a brand, sponsor, or product. A watermark may identify a source or be a mark you added yourself. If either is part of the picture, removing it means editing or rebuilding the covered area; results depend on the mark and background.
Only clean marks you have the right to remove: your own old logo on evergreen content, an expired sponsor lockup, a client rebrand where you own the edit, or a product label on footage you shot. Stripping a platform watermark or another creator’s credit to repost their clip is not an accepted use here, even though the tool can technically clean the area.
Then check whether the mark is really in the file. If it disappears in fullscreen, in another player, or after a download, an app is adding it on top and no editing is needed. If it stays in every player, it is burned in and this tool applies.
After that it is one decision. Auto scans the whole video for marks, so there is nothing to draw. When the clip also has captions or handles you want to keep, switch to Select area and click the one-click corner box where the logo sits — or drag a tight box if the mark is centered, like an end card. Everything inside a box is cleaned, including background detail, so keep it close to the mark. If you are still weighing routes, remove text from video without blur compares crop, blur, and rebuilding.
- MP4 or MOV, up to 200 MB and 10 minutes; up to 90 seconds per cleanup
- Auto first; no box to draw for a logo-only clip
- Select area adds a one-click corner box when other text must stay
- A tight box cleans the logo and everything inside the box
- Own or licensed marks only — no third-party watermarks
Three steps
From upload to a clean MP4
Choose a short section, scan or select the mark, and check the rebuilt area before downloading.
Choose the logo area
Auto scans the selected part for marks. If captions or handles must stay, switch to Select area and choose the corner that holds the logo.
Preview and download
Check the result at 100%, then download the MP4 with the selected part’s audio and original picture size. If the cleanup takes longer, close the page and collect it from History.
Quick check
Which of these five marks is in your video?
One screenshot is enough. The mark type decides whether you let Auto scan or draw a box, and how much picture the repair has to invent.
Swipe to see all columns
Auto needs no setup. In Select area a corner box is added in one click; it cleans everything inside, so keep it close to the mark — an end card needs a box around the wordmark only, not the whole frame.
What clean looks like
Three brand marks, three difficulty levels
An opaque corner bug is the easy case; a 60% sponsor lockup is the hard one, because the repair has to rebuild the glow as well as the letters; a centered end-card wordmark covers the most picture. Same model, same settings, original and cleaned side by side.
BEFORE
AFTER
Station bug
Broadcast bug in the top corner
An opaque news bug on a plain wall. Fixed position, so the whole cleanup is one corner and the wall rebuilds without a seam.
- Removed
- Opaque station bug
- Shown at
- 960 × 540 · 24 fps
- Shown
- 3.5 s
Source: Tears of Steel (CC BY 3.0) + added test logo
BEFORE
AFTER
Sponsor lockup
Semi-transparent sponsor mark
The mark blends into the shot at 60% opacity, which is the hard version: the repair has to rebuild the glow, not just the letters.
- Removed
- Semi-transparent sponsor lockup
- Shown at
- 960 × 540 · 24 fps
- Shown
- 3.1 s
Source: Tears of Steel (CC BY 3.0) + added test logo
BEFORE
AFTER
End card
End-card wordmark over the last shot
A studio wordmark lands centered over the final shot, across two faces. Much more area to rebuild than a corner bug.
- Removed
- Centered end-card wordmark
- Shown at
- 960 × 540 · 24 fps
- Shown
- 2.1 s
Source: Tears of Steel (CC BY 3.0) + added test logo
Both clips stay on the same timestamp. The pair only loads near the viewport and pauses when it leaves the screen.
More examples: Vertical TikTok text examples
These test logos were added to footage we are licensed to edit. Your own mark and background may produce a different result.
Try a sample clipWhen a logo removal will show
A cleaned area is only as good as the picture around it. Check these five before you spend a credit; if one matches, a re-edit or a reshoot is cheaper.
- The logo sits over a face, hands, or a moving product
- The mark covers a patterned background or small print you need to keep
- The logo is semi-transparent, glowing, or has a soft shadow
- The mark overlaps another logo, label, or text that must stay
- You do not own the mark or have permission to remove it
Your clean clip is ready
The part you selected keeps its audio and picture size. Review the result before you download.
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FAQ
Removing a logo from video: frequently asked questions
Which logos can come off, what it costs, and how to avoid a visible repair.
Still unsure? Email us before you spend credits.
support@cleanvideotext.comQ: How do I remove a logo from a video?
Open the file in fullscreen or in another player first. If the logo disappears, the player is adding it and no edit is needed. If it stays, it is burned in: upload the MP4 or MOV, keep Auto if the logo is the only mark, or switch to Select area and click the corner that holds it. Pick the part and clean. Download the clean MP4 and check the first and last moment.
Q: Can I remove a logo from a video online for free?
The sample is free. New accounts receive 30 credits once; Auto uses one credit per second and Select area uses two. Each cleanup has a five-second minimum, and exports have no CleanVideoText watermark.
Q: Will removing a logo leave a blur or a patch?
No blur bar or mosaic is applied. We rebuild the area behind the mark. On a plain wall, sky, or soft background the repair is usually hard to see; on faces, hands, or fine patterns it can look softer than the rest of the video. Review at 100% before publishing.
Q: Can I remove a logo from a video without cropping it?
Yes. Select area and Auto rebuild the marked area instead of cropping, so the picture size and composition stay the same. A crop is only cheaper when the logo sits at the very edge and you can lose that part of the shot.
Q: Can I remove a moving logo?
Yes, with limits. Auto scans the whole video for text and logos, and Select area can box each position. A mark that crosses a face or a busy background is the hardest case; test the busiest five seconds before cleaning the whole part.
Q: What is the difference between a logo and a watermark?
A logo is a brand mark, often static. A watermark is usually a platform or ownership mark, often moving. The cleaning is the same, but the rights are not: remove a logo only from footage you own or are licensed to edit, and do not strip a platform watermark from someone else’s clip to repost it.
Q: Can I remove another company’s logo from a video?
Only with permission from the rights holder. Removing a competitor’s, broadcaster’s, or creator’s logo to repost or reuse their footage is not an accepted use, even when the tool can technically clean the area.
Q: Can I remove a logo from a screen recording?
Yes, if you own the recording and the content on screen. Box the mark with Select area. If the recording zooms or scrolls, the logo moves, so switch to Auto or use one box per position.
Q: Does it work on a semi-transparent or glowing logo?
It can, but this is a hard case. A transparent mark blends with the background, so we have to rebuild both the logo and its glow. Test a short part and inspect the edges; a flat, opaque logo is much easier.
Q: Can I remove a logo from an MP4 on my phone?
The site runs in a phone browser, and MP4 or MOV files up to 200 MB and 10 minutes are accepted. Keep Auto for a logo-only clip; if you switch to Select area, the one-click corner box avoids dragging on a small screen. A desktop is still easier for a long or detailed clip.
Q: Will the video quality drop?
The exported segment keeps the source picture size. A large mark on detailed footage can leave a softer patch, so check the result before publishing.
Q: Can I close the tab while it cleans?
After the cleanup is submitted you can close the page. Processing continues in the background and the finished clip appears in History with a download link. Keep the tab open if you want the in-page result and download button.
Q: How long does a logo removal take?
Processing time depends on the selected part, video quality, and demand. Once cleaning starts, you can close the page and download the result from History.
Q: Does it remove the logo throughout the video?
The selected part is processed from start to finish. Auto scans the frame for marks; Select area cleans fixed boxes, so a moving logo can leave the selected area. Check the entire result for missed marks.
Q: What footage can I process?
Footage you own or are licensed to edit, including client work where you have permission. Do not use CleanVideoText to strip a third-party logo, watermark, credit, or attribution mark for redistribution.
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