Paid AI video tool
AI Video Eraser
Paint over an object, logo or text on your video to try removing it with AI. Use the brush, eraser or rectangles, inspect the mask and check the credit estimate before processing.
Videos up to 60 seconds
Prefer no mask? Try automatic watermark removalProcess your video
Upload a video and paint over the areas to erase. Refine the selection with the eraser or use rectangles, then apply the mask and review the estimate.
WaveSpeed examples
See what Video Eraser removes
Choose a clip to compare the original video with its processed result.
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Each video has its own playback controls. Exploring examples does not upload your files or use your credits.
Originals and results from WaveSpeed’s official model examples.
When to use this tool
- Paint over a static logo, text area or object, or mark it with a rectangle on the video preview.
- Choose the area to edit when automatic watermark removal targets the wrong place.
- Try a marked edit after reviewing a free or automatic result that still needs work.
How to use it
- Choose a video of up to 60 seconds. Paint on the first frame, or pause on another frame to mark the area. You do not need to draw on every frame.
- Adjust the brush size, erase unwanted marks or add rectangles. Inspect the black-and-white mask, apply it, then sign in and check the estimate.
- Start processing, wait for the result here and check the edited area before downloading.
How this differs from the free tool
The free browser tool fills or blurs a marked area on your device. These AI tools process the video you choose to upload in the cloud and use paid credits.
Continue with the original video from a free tool, or choose a file here. It stays on your device until you start AI processing.
Use the free browser toolCompare a project-provided sample with a visible Gemini four-point star and the actual result from this site’s free browser filter.
View the real free-tool video exampleReview the output
AI can leave artefacts, change details or fail to remove a mark. Moving, transparent or large marks can be difficult. Keep the original and check the output before using it. Only process media you own or have permission to edit.