AI Text Remover

AI Text Remover is built around a single, unglamorous problem: footage you own has text baked into the pixels, and re-exporting from the original project is not an option. Rather than dropping a blur or a black bar over the offending area, it detects text regions automatically and reconstructs what should sit behind them using surrounding frames, so a clean plate is rebuilt rather than smudged. That distinction matters most on moving backgrounds, where a blur immediately reads as a patch and inpainting can pass unnoticed. The workflow is deliberately short — upload an MP4, MOV or WebM, let detection run frame by frame, review, export at the original resolution. For creators repurposing old clips across platforms, or agencies cleaning up client footage where the source project is long gone, that is usually the whole job. Expectations worth setting: results are strongest when the text sits over reasonably consistent backgrounds, dense motion behind large caption blocks is the hardest case for any inpainting model, and longer or higher-resolution files take proportionally longer to process. It is a repair tool for footage you have the right to edit, not a way to strip other people's attribution.