Video Water Mark Remover
AIAI.com's Video Watermark Remover is a browser-based tool for removing visible overlays from video. Its official page lists logos, text, timestamps, subtitles, and other unwanted elements among its targets. The workflow involves uploading a file, checking the detected area or choosing it yourself, and downloading the processed result.
Check the upload limits
The upload interface accepts batches of up to ten videos. It lists MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, and WEBM as supported formats. Each file must be between one second and ten minutes long, with a maximum size of 500 MB.
These are the specific limits shown beside the uploader. They are more useful for preparing a batch than the page's broader marketing references to supporting any format. The result area also includes a Download All control for the processed files.
Select what to remove
The tool automatically detects watermarks, logos, text, and timestamps. You can review the detected areas or manually select the region to remove. The FAQ describes selecting multiple areas in one video and working with static or moving watermarks.
The publisher explains removal as filling the selected region using surrounding colors and textures. It also advertises removal of hardcoded subtitles, stickers, and unwanted objects. These are described editing tasks; the page's claims of flawless reconstruction and unchanged quality are marketing promises rather than evidence from a test of your footage.
Distinguish the preview from a full result
Free users can access a three-second preview, while the processing interface says an upgrade unlocks the full watermark-free video. The page also advertises 20 credits for first-time registration, described as enough for two four-second videos.
The uploader offers separate actions for trying a preview and removing a watermark from the full video. Although the page repeatedly calls the service free, those visible controls and the full-video upgrade message make the preview and credit arrangement the relevant access details to check before processing a batch.
