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AI Watermark Remover for Images, Videos and Your TikTok Clips

Watermark Remover clears logos, text overlays and burned-in captions from photos and short videos that you have the right to edit. There is no mask to draw: upload the file and the AI rebuilds what the mark was covering, matching texture, lighting and colour rather than blurring the spot.

It’s meant for your own material, like a TikTok you exported and now want to post on Reels or Shorts, or subtitles you burned into your own edit. It isn’t for taking marks off stock photos or anyone else’s work. When a mark survives the first pass, the Eraser lets you paint over it or describe it.

How to remove a watermark from your own image or video

  1. Start with a file you may edit

    Use your own photos and exports, or media you have a licence or permission to edit. Watermarks on anything else stay where they are.

  2. Pick the model and upload

    Choose Image Watermark Remover for a JPEG, PNG, GIF or WebP up to 50 MB, or Video Watermark Remover for an MP4, WebM or MOV clip of 3 to 15 seconds, up to 50 MB. No mask needed.

  3. Run the removal

    The cost shows before you start: 4 credits per image, or 2 credits per second of video with a 5-second minimum. A failed run gets its credits back.

  4. Check the result and touch up

    Look closely where the mark was. Complex or moving overlays can leave a trace; if so, upload the file to the Eraser, paint over what’s left, then download the clean version.

Image and video models

  • Image Watermark Remover

    No mask needed. It erases watermarks, logos and text overlays, then rebuilds the texture, lighting and colour underneath by inpainting instead of blurring. 4 credits per image.

  • Video Watermark Remover

    Removes logos, captions and burned-in text across the frames. Temporal-aware inpainting keeps the repaired area steady while the picture moves. 2 credits per second with 5 seconds billed at minimum: 10 credits for 5 s, 30 for 15 s.

Prices and strengths of every model in the studio are on the AI Models page.

Made for your own media

  • Your own logo, or an old watermark, on your own photos.
  • Date stamps on photos you took.
  • Your TikTok, Reels or Shorts exports that you want to repost on another platform.
  • Captions and subtitles you burned into your own clips.
  • Scans and documents that belong to you.
  • Media you have a licence or permission to edit.

What it isn’t for

Don’t use it on stock photos or on anyone’s content you haven’t licensed. Removing a copyright notice or other rights-management information can violate copyright law, in the US under Section 1202 of the DMCA. Leave labels that mark content as AI-generated in place wherever a law or a platform’s rules require them. Under the Terms, you are responsible for having the rights to what you upload and for how you use the result.

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Watermark Remover FAQ

Can I remove the TikTok watermark from my own videos?

Yes, if the video is yours. Upload the export, 3 to 15 seconds long, to the Video Watermark Remover, which works on logos and burned-in text such as the username across every frame; clean up any leftover trace in the Eraser. Check the rules of the platform you repost to as well.

Can I use it on stock photos or other people’s images?

No. Taking watermarks off stock images, or off any content you haven’t licensed, isn’t allowed, and under the Terms you are responsible for having the rights to what you upload. If you need a clean copy, get a licence from whoever owns the image.

Is it legal to remove a watermark?

Removing marks from your own content, or from media you’re licensed to edit, is what the tool is for. Removing copyright notices or other rights-management information can violate copyright law (in the US, DMCA Section 1202), and AI-generated labels that a law or platform requires must stay.

Does it just blur the watermark?

No. Both models inpaint: they rebuild the texture, lighting and colour the mark was covering, and the video model keeps that area stable as the picture moves. Large marks over busy or moving backgrounds can still leave traces, so check the result.

How much does watermark removal cost?

Images cost 4 credits each. Video costs 2 credits per second with 5 seconds billed at minimum, so 10 credits for a 5-second clip and 30 for 15 seconds. New accounts get 25 free credits, and a failed run gets its credits back.

Will my result get a Spicy Studio watermark?

No, Spicy Studio adds no visible watermark to results. As with every output, the file keeps machine-readable metadata that marks it as AI-generated.

What if part of the watermark is still visible?

Upload the result to the Eraser and paint over what’s left, or describe it in a prompt. On video, the mask you paint on the first frame applies to every frame, so if a mark changes position, paint each spot where it appears.