ClearPixRemove DIGEN AI watermark from videos
ClearPix removes the DIGEN AI icon and wordmark from your own video exports directly in the browser. Auto Detect proposes a mask for the compact bottom-right overlay, and local AI inpainting rebuilds that region frame by frame. No account or video upload is required, and the export preserves dimensions, duration and audio. Review the visible icon and letters rather than relying on an OCR-like brand label.
Remove the compact DIGEN AI bottom-right mark with automatic selection. Review the visible icon and letters, whatever spelling a detector suggests.
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
Open your DIGEN AI export
Drop the video you own or are authorized to edit. It remains a local file in the browser workflow.
Review the compact bottom-right selection
Check the automatic mask around the visible icon and wordmark. Use Rect or Paint for missed pixels; the mask follows pixels, not a recognized brand spelling.
Remove and check the small details
Run local inpainting across the clip and inspect the icon, small text and repaired boundary before downloading.
Removal does not depend on perfect brand recognition
All 12 DIGEN AI snapshots in our sample used the bottom-right position, and all 12 received a selection in the later image-selection run. The source log also contained spelling variants such as Digen, DRIGEN and DIFEN.
Those variants are useful for reviewing a dataset, but they should not change the mask. The editor works from the visible icon and lettering; it does not need to guess the brand name correctly to rebuild the covered area.
What to expect
- • Small icons and text need a visual mask review regardless of recognized brand spelling.
- • Complex backgrounds may retain softness or a visible repaired boundary.
- • ClearPix is not affiliated with DIGEN 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 it work if the watermark reads Digen rather than DIGEN?
Yes. Capitalization and recognition variants do not change the pixel-editing workflow. Position the mask over the mark actually visible in the video.
Does Auto Detect include the small icon?
It aims to select the combined bottom-right icon and wordmark. Check that the left edge includes the complete symbol and add any missed part manually.
Is the video uploaded for brand recognition?
No. The video is edited locally in your browser. This page does not send it to a recognition or processing server.
Can the tool restore exactly what was behind the logo?
No. Inpainting predicts plausible background from surrounding pixels. Simple regions are usually easier than detailed faces, patterns or moving texture.
Is ClearPix affiliated with DIGEN AI?
No. This is an independent editing workflow for files you own or have permission to modify.