remover.work

Remove anything from video. Preview 5 seconds free.

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Remove anything from video. Preview 5 seconds free.

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Background removal tools

One AI remover for video and images. Remove backgrounds, subtitles, watermarks, logos, or visible objects from video—and clean image backgrounds. Preview 5 seconds at source resolution with no added watermark. Pay-as-you-go credits; no subscription.

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Launch tags:Design Tools•Photo & Video•Photo editing

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Lisa, one of the makers of remover.work. We built it after seeing the same cleanup job split across too many tools: one for video backgrounds, one for hardcoded subtitles, another for watermarks or logos, and still another when you just need one distracting object gone. remover.work brings those jobs into one AI removal workspace: remove video backgrounds clean hardcoded subtitles remove watermarks and logos describe a visible object and remove it remove image backgrounds The part we care about most is making the first test low-risk. You can preview the first 5 seconds of a video at source resolution with no added watermark. If the result is useful, full jobs run on pay-as-you-go credits—no subscription. Credits are charged after a job succeeds, and failed jobs cost 0 credits. We’re launching with a video-first focus, while building remover.work as the broader AI remover for video and images. I’d love specific feedback: which cleanup job would you test first, and what kind of footage usually breaks tools like this? I’ll be here all day, testing the difficult examples with you. Thanks for taking a look. — Lisa

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5d ago

A reusable product cutout also needs room for the final layout

I'm on the remover.work team. Removing a product clip's background is one step; deciding where the cutout will live is another.

Before processing a clip you own, sketch the final layout. Will the product sit beside a headline, above a call-to-action, or inside a vertical social post? Leave enough room for text without cropping the product or making its label too small to read.

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15d ago

Review a video cutout in motion before using it in a new scene

I'm on the remover.work team. A clean still frame is only one part of a usable video cutout. The outline also needs to hold together while the subject moves.

After removing the background from a clip you own, play the preview at normal speed. Watch a hand crossing the body, hair moving, or a product turning: those moments can reveal missing detail or an edge that changes between frames.

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16d ago

Removing one object from a crowded shot: make the prompt specific

I'm on the remover.work team. If several objects share a frame, a removal prompt needs to identify which one you mean.

Start with a short clip you own. Describe the target with a distinctive detail and its position, such as 'remove the red backpack behind the cyclist.' This is more precise than 'remove the object.' Our prompt tool uses that description to select what to remove and reconstruct the area behind it.

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