Remove captions from any video.
Free. Private. Nothing leaves your device.
Select the caption region
Drag the box over the captions. Resize from the bottom-right corner. Used by Blur and Black-out modes.
Your in-browser video toolkit
Pick a tool. Everything runs on your device — nothing uploads.
Strip subtitle track
Instant. Removes toggleable subtitle tracks without touching the video. Won't work on burned-in captions.
Crop
Cuts off the caption region entirely. Fast, but slightly changes the frame size.
Black-out
Covers the caption region with a solid black bar. Keeps the original frame size.
Blur
Softens the caption region so text is unreadable, blending naturally with the shot.
Remove watermark
Classical inpainting fills the region from its surroundings — no AI. Best for small logos or watermarks on simple backgrounds.
No AICompress
Shrinks the file size for easier sharing or upload, keeping the same dimensions.
Convert to GIF
Turns a short clip into a looping GIF, downscaled for a sensible file size.
Extract audio
Saves just the soundtrack as an .m4a audio file — no video.
Remove audio
Strips the soundtrack and keeps the video untouched. Instant, no quality loss.
AI Erase
True removal via AI video inpainting — reconstructs what's behind the captions.
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Simple pricing
Free
Runs entirely on your device. No account, no upload, no watermark, no limit on how many videos you process.
- Strip, crop, black-out, and blur modes
- Batch processing
- Your files never leave your browser
AI Erase
Flawless removal — reconstructs the frame behind the captions using AI video inpainting on a GPU backend.
- Priced by video duration
- Up to 5 minutes / 500MB per video
- Pay per video, no subscription
Good to know
Is it really private?
In Free mode, your video is decoded and re-encoded entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly. It is never uploaded anywhere.
Why didn't Strip mode work?
Strip mode only removes toggleable subtitle tracks. If your captions are burned into the picture, use Blur, Black-out, or AI Erase instead.
Can I remove hardcoded subtitles?
Yes. Burned-in (hardcoded) captions are part of the picture, so use Blur or Black-out to cover them, or Crop to cut the caption band off entirely. AI Erase will reconstruct what's behind them.
Does it work on TikTok and Reels videos?
Yes — any MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV works, including downloaded TikToks, Reels, and Shorts. Captions on those are usually burned in, so Blur, Black-out, or Crop are the modes you want.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
The free tools are fully free: no signup, no watermark, no file limit. They run on your own device, so there's nothing for us to pay for. The optional AI Erase tier is paid because it runs on GPU servers.