Sora Watermark Remover

Take the animated OpenAI Sora watermark off videos you generated with Sora or Sora 2, so they drop cleanly into your edit. Free, runs in your browser, adds no new watermark.

  • No upload
  • No sign-up
  • No new watermark
  • MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI
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Every video exported from the Sora app or sora.com carries a moving Sora logo that hops around the frame. For a social clip that is fine; for a product video, an ad or a film cut it is not.

This Sora watermark remover lets you box the positions the logo visits and fill or blur them. Because Sora renders soft, smooth backgrounds, the fill method usually leaves no visible trace. Processing happens locally – your generation is never uploaded.

Scrub first, then box each stop

Play the video once and note where the logo pauses. Add a box for each spot and set its time range so the fill only touches the frames that need it.

Prefer 1080p exports

Sora's 1080p export gives the filter more surrounding pixels to work with than 480p or 720p, so the patched area blends better.

Sora 2 and Sora 2 Pro

Both versions use the same style of animated mark. The tool works identically; Pro videos are larger, so allow more processing time.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I remove the Sora 2 watermark?

Yes. Mark the logo positions and run the tool. The method is the same for Sora 1, Sora 2 and Sora 2 Pro exports.

Is the Sora watermark removed perfectly?

On plain or soft backgrounds the fill is usually invisible. On highly detailed areas some smoothing can show; use a tighter box or Blur mode. An AI inpainting option for perfect results is planned.

Is it allowed to remove the Sora watermark?

OpenAI's terms let you use your generations commercially, but its visible watermark and C2PA metadata are part of its provenance policy. Removing the visible mark from your own generation is generally acceptable; do not do it to misrepresent AI video as real footage.

Does this upload my video to a server?

No. The whole process runs in your browser with WebAssembly.