Check where the text appears before selecting it
A fixed title card, corner label, or other visible overlay can fit this workflow when it remains inside the same rectangle for the whole clip. Pause on a frame where the text is clear and check the opening, middle, and end: if it changes position, one box cannot follow it.
Burned-in subtitles can change lines as people speak. Even if each line is readable, this tool does not recognize letters or select only their strokes. It processes the rectangle you draw, including picture detail behind and around the text.
Subtitle and caption wording for this fixed-area tool
People searching for remove subtitle from video, remove caption from video, remove captions from video, video caption remover, or caption remover from video are looking for visible words burned into a clip. This tool can process a subtitle or caption only when it stays inside one fixed rectangle; it does not read the words or follow them between positions.
Questions such as how to remove captions from YouTube or how to remove captions on YouTube do not change that boundary. The page cannot access a YouTube player or fetch a hosted video; choose a supported local file that you own or are authorized to edit.
A video text remover is not OCR or moving-caption tracking
This page runs the same fixed-rectangle video operation used by the site's other video tools. FFmpeg's delogo filter processes the chosen area; it does not identify text, reconstruct the exact original pixels, or track a subtitle from one location to another.
If the text overlaps faces, fine edges, or changing scenery, the processed patch may look soft or smeared. A completed export only confirms that a file was produced. It does not prove that the text vanished cleanly, so inspect the actual downloaded video before using it.
What happens to the source file
The selected video is opened and processed in the current browser; this page does not upload it to the site's processing server. No account or payment is required. The browser still needs an internet connection to load the FFmpeg processing engine from its content-delivery host, so local processing is not the same as a fully offline page.
FAQ
Does this tool automatically detect words?
No. You draw a fixed rectangle yourself. It does not perform OCR or identify characters.
Can it follow subtitles that move?
No. The selected rectangle stays in one position for the clip. If the text moves outside it, the operation does not track the text.
Can I process several videos together?
No. The tool accepts one file per run, with an 80 MB and 60-second limit.
Which file types can I choose?
MP4, MOV, and WebM. The browser must also be able to decode the codecs inside the file.