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

Use case · Short-drama localization

Clean burned-in subtitles before you re-caption a short drama

Short dramas ship with subtitles burned into the frame, which blocks localizing them for a new market. remover.work erases the original hardcoded captions and rebuilds the frame behind them, giving you a clean master to add translated subtitles or a dub — without the blurry strip most tools leave along the bottom.

A clean master for every language

When you distribute a short drama across regions, each version needs its own captions. Removing the original burned-in text once gives you a clean base you can re-caption in English, Indonesian, Portuguese, Spanish, or any script — instead of stacking a new subtitle track on top of the old one.

No blurry box on the reconstructed frame

Blurring or blacking out the subtitle strip is obvious on a vertical short-drama frame where the action sits low. remover.work reconstructs the pixels behind the text so the background continues naturally and the episode looks like it was mastered without captions.

Built for episodic volume

Short-drama catalogs run to dozens or hundreds of episodes. The first 5 seconds of each clip process free at full resolution with no watermark so you can confirm the result per episode before committing credits, and full exports keep the original resolution.

Frequently asked questions

Does it remove Chinese (or other) burned-in subtitles?
Yes. The text is removed as an image rather than read, so it clears subtitles in any language or script — including the original-language captions on imported short dramas.
Does remover.work also translate or add new subtitles?
No. This tool removes the existing hardcoded subtitles to give you a clean master; you add the translated captions or dub in your own editor afterward.
Which video formats are supported?
MP4, MOV, and WebM uploads are supported.