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Remove Captions From Video

Remove Captions From Video

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Remove burned-in captions from an exported video while keeping the original audio, framing, and timing. Upload MP4, MOV, or WebM, preview the repair, then download. It targets captions baked into the picture, not a separate subtitle track.

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About Remove Captions From Video

Remove Captions From Video is a browser tool for repairing hardcoded captions in an exported clip. You upload an MP4, MOV, or WebM, let it detect a common caption area or mark that area yourself, and preview the repair before downloading. The site says the result keeps the original audio, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and frame rate, and that uploads and results are deleted after 72 hours.

It is meant for captions that are already part of the image, including downloaded TikTok, CapCut, Reels, and Shorts exports, and it supports videos up to 15 minutes.

Pricing: Free preview, no signup. Annual from $5.90/mo (Basic $71, Pro $143, Business $287 per year). Monthly $9.90, $19.90, or $39.90. Credit packs from $4.90. Pricing says 1 credit = 1 second.

Pricing model: Freemium

Features

  • Repairs burned-in captions in the frame instead of cropping or covering them with a blur or black bar
  • Detects a common caption area, or you mark the area yourself when the text moves
  • Keeps the original audio, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and frame rate
  • Accepts MP4, MOV, and WebM, including downloaded TikTok, CapCut, Reels, and Shorts exports
  • Preview the repair before downloading. Uploads and results are deleted after 72 hours
  • Supports videos up to 15 minutes

FAQs

Common questions about Remove Captions From Video

Can it remove captions that are burned into the video?
Yes. The site says the workflow is for captions that are already part of the video image and cannot be turned off like a subtitle track.
Will the clip be cropped or blurred?
The stated goal is to repair the caption area without cropping it or hiding it with a blur or black bar. The site says complex backgrounds, faces, and fast motion can still show artifacts, so you should review the preview.
What does a credit buy?
The pricing section says 1 credit equals 1 second. A feature card on the same site also says 1 credit per 15 seconds of processing. Basic is listed as 400 minutes a month, and the annual card shows 24,000 credits a month.
How much does it cost?
The free card says no signup and no card: one short video up to 15 seconds, one video a day, and 30 credits a day, plus a caption-free preview. Plan data also says that after sign-up the daily video can be up to 30 seconds. Annual plans are Basic $5.90/mo ($71/yr), Pro $11.90/mo ($143/yr), and Business $23.90/mo ($287/yr). Monthly prices are $9.90, $19.90, and $39.90. One-time credit packs start at $4.90.
How long are uploads kept?
The site says uploads and results are private and automatically deleted after 72 hours.

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