Hey Product Hunt 👋 This started because I got tired of the same bad trade. Every time I needed something simple — take a watermark off a clip I owned, blur a bystander's face before posting, get an iPhone HEIC into a format some upload form would accept — there were two options. An editor I'd have to learn for a 30-second job, or a "free" site that handed my file back at 720p with its own watermark in the corner. A watermark remover that adds a watermark never stopped being funny to me, and it never stopped being the reason I closed the tab. So the rule became: one page, one job, nothing added to your file. Two things changed while I built it. The first is that blurring is a lie. Covering the area is what most tools do, and it looks like exactly what it is. Rebuilding the pixels behind a caption is a much harder problem than hiding them — but it's the only version worth shipping. So the marked area gets reconstructed from what surrounds it. No blur patch, no black bar, no crop. A 4K clip comes back 4K. The second is that half my list never needed a server. Converting HEIC, blurring a face, pixelating a plate — that's local work. So those run entirely in your browser. The file is never uploaded. Not "deleted after an hour." Never sent, and no account. Straight about the split: video tools and the object remover are free — 500 MB, 90 seconds, full resolution, no watermark on any tier. Background removal needs real compute, so that's Pro. There's also a page listing what it can't do. It removes overlays burned into a picture, not a person from a filmed scene. Better you know that now than after uploading. What I'd love from you: throw your worst clip at the caption remover. Hard-subbed anime, karaoke word pops, moving lower thirds. Tell me where it breaks — and which tool is missing. I'm here all day.

erase.tools — Remove Text From Video

AI video & image cleaner

AI video & image cleaner