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The site mentions free credits that carry the same upload and resolution limits as paid plans, but does not state the amount.
Learn moreAI that erases hard-coded subtitles and watermarks from video

Aniv AI is a video editing tool. Subtitle Remover (by Aniv AI) is a web tool that erases hard-coded subtitles, watermarks and on-screen text from video using temporal inpainting, rebuilding the original pixels instead of blurring. Billed per second, with 2K input and 1080p MP4 export.
Aniv AI, running its product at subtitleremover.com as Subtitle Remover, is a web tool that deletes burned-in subtitles, captions, watermarks, logos and other on-screen text from video files. Instead of blurring the area or laying a black bar over it, the service uses a temporal inpainting model that looks at frames before and after each affected frame and reconstructs the pixels that were hidden behind the text. The result is a cleaner picture than the mosaic or patch approach used by many simpler editors. The audience is anyone who handles footage with text baked into the image: creators repurposing clips, teams localizing short dramas, editors working with Chinese or English hard-coded subtitles, and channel owners who need to strip an old watermark or logo. Because the subtitles are part of the pixels rather than a separate track, a player setting or editor toggle cannot turn them off, which is the gap this kind of tool fills. In practice the workflow is short. A user uploads an MP4, MOV or MKV file of up to 1 GB, and the site reads its duration and resolution. Input can be as high as 2K. The user then chooses automatic detection, where high-frame-rate OCR locates captions at the bottom of the frame, or draws boxes by hand around specific text, watermarks or logos. Processing happens in the background and a typical clip takes roughly 12 to 20 minutes. The finished file is exported as a subtitle-free MP4 at up to 1080p. Files stay in storage for 30 days before automatic deletion, and the site states that uploaded videos are never used for training. Billing is per second of video, with plans starting from $2.99 per month, and the same upload and resolution limits apply on every plan. Compared with general video editors that offer crop, blur or cover-up workarounds, Subtitle Remover is a single-purpose service that trades speed and output resolution for a more faithful reconstruction. It suits batch cleanup of finished clips more than quick, real-time edits.
The site mentions free credits that carry the same upload and resolution limits as paid plans, but does not state the amount.
Learn morePlans start from $2.99 per month, and usage is billed per second of video. The same limits apply on every plan, including free credits. Full details sit on the pricing page.
Learn moreSupport is handled by email at support@subtitleremover.com. The homepage also includes an FAQ covering processing time, cost and credits.
Auto subtitle detection via OCR, manual region erase, temporal inpainting pixel reconstruction, hard-coded subtitle removal in any language, watermark and logo cleanup, 2K input up to 1 GB, 1080p MP4 export and 30-day auto-delete.





