ClearPixRemove Luma AI watermark from Dream Machine videos
ClearPix removes the Luma AI or Dream Machine overlay from your own video exports directly in the browser. Auto Detect examines the first frame and proposes an editable mask, including for exports that do not use the usual upper-left layout. Local AI inpainting rebuilds the selected pixels frame by frame, preserving duration, dimensions and audio. No sign-up or video upload is required.
Remove the Luma AI / Dream Machine corner mark with automatic selection and local repair. Review every layout instead of assuming all exports are identical.
Drop an image or video here, or click to browse
Images open in the image remover · Videos stay here — all processed locally
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 Dream Machine export
Drop the local MP4 or WebM file you own or are permitted to edit. Nothing is uploaded to ClearPix for processing.
Check where this export puts the mark
Auto Detect runs on the first frame. If it misses a centered, bottom or otherwise moved logo, add the actual overlay with Rect or Paint.
Repair the marked area
Run local inpainting across the video, inspect scene edges and motion, then download when the result holds up.
Luma needs a position check, not just a corner assumption
In our 46 Luma AI snapshots, 37 placed the mark at the upper-left—80.4% of this sample. The remaining examples used other positions. Review the actual frame rather than assuming one fixed rectangle covers every Dream Machine export.
Forty-two of the 46 frames received a selection in the later image-selection run. This is a fixed-sample coverage result, not pixel-level precision or a guarantee for new platform layouts.
Before you process the full clip
- If the mark is not at the upper-left, add a selection at its real position; do not process an empty corner.
- Keep the mask around the visible logo and lettering without taking extra sky, faces or landscape.
- Review motion around the repaired boundary, where a static mask can become noticeable.
What to expect
- • Only 80.4% of the sampled Luma marks were upper-left; always check the actual export layout.
- • A fixed mask does not guarantee clean results for moving marks or complex changing texture.
- • ClearPix is not affiliated with Luma AI or Dream Machine.
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
Is Dream Machine watermark removal the same workflow?
Yes. Dream Machine is Luma’s video product, so the same local mask and inpainting workflow applies. There is no need for a separate tool or a second page for the product-name variant.
What if the Luma mark is not in the upper-left?
Use Rect or Paint on the visible mark when Auto Detect misses it. About one in five examples in our 46-frame sample used another position.
Can one mask handle a moving watermark?
A static mask is intended for a stationary overlay. If the mark changes position, cover its actual path and review the result carefully.
Does the source video leave my device?
No. The browser downloads the required models and runtime, then processes the local video on your device. No sign-up is required.
Will the original background be recovered exactly?
Inpainting synthesizes plausible replacement pixels; it cannot recover hidden original detail. Flat areas are usually easier than faces, foliage or intricate moving patterns.