AI erases burned-in subtitles and restores the background as if they were never there — or replaces them with subtitles translated into your language. No software, no watermark. Right in your browser.
Detects burned-in captions in any language — Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Latin and more — and inpaints the background so the result looks original, not blurred over. Watermarks and on-screen text can go too.
Erases the original captions and re-adds them translated into the language you choose, keeping position and timing close to the source. Perfect for repurposing foreign clips for a new audience.
One engine for every script on screen. If subtitles are burned into the video, we can read them — pick what to erase, or what language to translate into.
Remove any of them — or translate any → any.
Real results — remove burned-in subtitles or translate them in place. Hover (or tap) each image to reveal the result. The background is restored, not blurred.
Subtitles removed and translated on real clips. Videos are muted — tap to play with sound.
Original on the left, translated subtitles on the right.
Three steps. A few minutes. No editing skills needed.
Drop an MP4 (up to 2 minutes). Nothing is installed — it runs in your browser and on our GPUs.
Pick the subtitle language to erase, or the language to translate into. Optionally limit to lower-third captions.
Our GPU workers process it and hand back a clean video. Download and you're done.
1 credit = 30 seconds of video. Credits never expire. Failed jobs are auto-refunded. Pay with PayPal or any card.
Any burned-in subtitles — Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English/Latin, Arabic, Cyrillic, Thai, Devanagari and more. You pick the script to target so titles in other languages are left untouched.
It removes them. The area where the text was is reconstructed (inpainted) to match the surrounding background, so the result looks like the subtitles were never there.
It erases the original subtitles, translates the text into your chosen language, and re-adds it in roughly the same position and timing — so you get a localized version of the clip.
Up to 2 minutes and 100 MB per video. Longer clips should be trimmed first. 1 credit covers 30 seconds (max 4 credits per clip).
No. Videos are processed and handed back as a download link; we don't keep a long-term copy.