Remove DeeVid AI watermark from videos

ClearPix removes the DeeVid AI logo and wordmark from your own video exports directly in the browser. Auto Detect examines the first frame for the play-shaped icon and text, then local AI inpainting rebuilds the selected region frame by frame. The video is not uploaded, no sign-up is required, and the export keeps its dimensions, duration and audio. Add missed areas with Rect or Paint before processing.

Erase the DeeVid AI corner mark with automatic selection and local frame-by-frame repair. Keep the icon and lettering inside one reviewed selection.

Drop your video here, or click to browse

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

Remove watermark from video

Does it work on any watermark position?

Yes. Paint the mask yourself with the brush, or turn on auto-detect to find the watermark on the current frame. Corner logos, center marks, semi-transparent stamps and moving watermarks all work — the model rebuilds whatever pixels your mask covers, frame by frame, entirely on your device.

Is my video uploaded anywhere?

Never. Frames are decoded and processed locally in your browser — your video file stays on your device the whole time and is never sent anywhere. The only download is the AI model (~63 MB), fetched once on first run and cached afterwards for every visit.

How long can the video be?

On the streaming WebCodecs path, clips can run long — the limit is your device’s memory, not a fixed duration. The WASM/ffmpeg fallback is capped at about 30 seconds or 80 MB. If a file is too long, trim it and process it in parts.

Will quality drop?

The output is re-encoded at your original resolution with H.264, so the resolution and frame rate stay the same. Inpainting rebuilds the covered pixels from the surrounding scene; on simple backgrounds the result is clean, while complex textures can soften slightly.

How it works

1

Open your DeeVid AI export

Drop the video you created or have permission to edit. It opens locally rather than uploading to ClearPix.

2

Review the upper-right selection

Auto Detect runs on the first frame. Check both the play icon and wordmark, adding missed pixels without selecting unnecessary clean footage.

3

Remove and check motion

Run inpainting across the clip, then inspect the repaired corner over both static and moving backgrounds.

A stable upper-right target

Forty of the 42 DeeVid AI snapshots in our sample placed the mark at the upper-right—95.2%. All 42 frames received a selection in the later image-selection run. These are fixed-sample coverage figures, not pixel-accuracy claims for every export.

The icon and text form one visual mark. Masking only the letters can leave the play symbol behind, while an oversized box creates unnecessary reconstruction.

What to expect

  • • Auto Detect targets overlays, not separate intro or outro footage.
  • • Detailed moving texture under the mark may show softness or a repaired boundary.
  • • ClearPix is not affiliated with DeeVid AI.

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

Does Auto Detect include the DeeVid icon?

It aims to select the combined play-shaped icon and wordmark at the upper-right. Review both elements and add any missed part before running the full video.

What if my watermark is not upper-right?

Add a Rect or Paint selection over the actual mark. The sample was highly consistent, but automatic detection is not a guarantee for future templates.

Is the video uploaded for detection or removal?

No. Model files are downloaded to your browser, and the source video is processed locally on your device.

Can it remove a DeeVid outro or intro clip?

No. Separate footage is not an overlay. Trim that segment in a video editor; use inpainting only for pixels layered over the scene.

Is this affiliated with DeeVid AI?

No. ClearPix is an independent local editor for videos you own or are authorized to modify.

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