Can it remove captions that move or change through the clip?

You select the region that contains the burned-in text; the area is reconstructed across the clip. For text in unusual positions, manual selection lets you target exactly the region to clear.

Will the rest of the clip stay sharp?

Yes. Only the selected region is rebuilt; the rest of the frame is untouched, and full exports keep the original resolution.

Which video formats are supported?

MP4, MOV, and WebM uploads are supported.

Upload a video to start

Supports MP4, MOV, WebM. Automatically detect subtitles after upload and start removing.

Upload File

Remove lower-thirds and captions when clipping long video

Clipping streams, podcasts, and long-form video into short verticals means the source's burned-in captions and lower-thirds end up cropped, misplaced, or off-brand in the clip. remover.work erases that hardcoded text and rebuilds the frame so each clip looks purpose-made for short-form.

Drop the source's lower-thirds

Long-form footage often carries name lower-thirds, auto-captions, or broadcast graphics baked into the frame. When you crop to vertical, they land in the wrong place. Removing them gives you a clean clip to add your own short-form captions.

Test every clip free before you commit

A clipper cuts far more candidates than they publish. The first 5 seconds process free at full resolution with no watermark, so you can check the cleanup on each candidate and only spend credits on the clips that make the cut.

Clean base for your own captions

Short-form performance leans on styled, on-brand captions. Starting from a frame with the original text removed means your captions aren't fighting leftover graphics underneath.

Frequently asked questions

Can it remove captions that move or change through the clip?: You select the region that contains the burned-in text; the area is reconstructed across the clip. For text in unusual positions, manual selection lets you target exactly the region to clear.
Will the rest of the clip stay sharp?: Yes. Only the selected region is rebuilt; the rest of the frame is untouched, and full exports keep the original resolution.
Which video formats are supported?: MP4, MOV, and WebM uploads are supported.