Remove CapCut watermark from videos

ClearPix erases the CapCut logo watermark from exported MP4 videos for free, entirely in the browser. Auto Detect proposes a mask from the first frame, and Rect or Paint can adjust it for a different template layout. AI inpainting rebuilds only the selected area. Nothing is uploaded; duration is retained, audio is kept when supported, videos wider than 1280 px are scaled down proportionally, and supported runs work offline after required files are cached.

Erase the bottom-right CapCut logo with automatic selection and AI inpainting — frame by frame, entirely in your browser.

Drop your video here, or click to browse

MP4 / MOV / WebM / MKV up to 120s — processed locally, never uploaded

How it works

1

Upload your CapCut export

Drop the MP4 exported from CapCut. The file opens locally — it is never uploaded anywhere.

2

Review the automatic mask

Auto Detect runs on the first frame. Adjust the selection with Rect or Paint if your template placed the logo elsewhere.

3

Download the clean MP4

AI rebuilds the logo area in every frame. Duration is retained, audio is kept when supported, and videos wider than 1280 px are scaled down proportionally.

Your file never leaves your device. All AI processing runs locally in your browser on your own hardware — there is no upload, no queue, and no copy stored on any server. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and everything still works.

Frequently asked questions

Which watermark does this remove?

The semi-transparent CapCut logo that free exports burn into the bottom-right corner of the video. Auto Detect proposes the area, and you can adjust it manually.

What about the CapCut outro at the end?

The "made with CapCut" ending is a separate clip appended to your video, not an overlay — inpainting cannot remove footage. Trim those last seconds in any editor (including CapCut itself) before or after processing here.

Is removing the CapCut watermark allowed?

CapCut's paid tiers remove the watermark officially, so for commercial use the cleanest path is upgrading. For your own personal footage, removing an overlay from files you own is generally tolerated — but review CapCut's current terms if the video is for publication.

Will quality suffer?

Only the masked corner is re-synthesized, but the whole clip is re-encoded to H.264, so one extra compression pass is unavoidable. Videos wider than 1280 px are scaled down proportionally, and detailed backgrounds under the mask can soften. Inspect the result before publishing.

Is my video uploaded?

No. All processing runs in your browser on your device. The required model and runtime files download once and are cached; supported runs can then continue offline.

How do I upscale the video after removing the CapCut watermark?

Download the cleaned MP4 first, then open the ClearPix video upscaler and choose a 720p, 1080p, 2K or 4K target. Real-ESRGAN enhances frame by frame, the original audio track is copied when supported, and long clips may export at a lower frame rate. Like this page, everything runs in your browser with no upload and no sign-up. Clean first, then upscale.

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