Process a selected segment of an uploaded video to remove visible watermarks. Only use video you own or have permission to edit. Removing a mark does not grant ownership, a license, or commercial-use rights.
First: do you need a clean Magic Hour download?
If you want the exact same Magic Hour generation without its Magic Hour watermark, first inspect that completed project’s Download → Without watermark option. A retained clean original may be available for an eligible account; Download may retrieve it directly without a watermark-choice menu when the account already qualifies. A missing menu alone does not prove a problem. See watermark-free downloads and rights before paying for another processing job; availability is not guaranteed for every older result.
Process an uploaded video
Open Video Watermark Remover and sign in to submit.
Choose Upload Video and wait for the preview and metadata to load. This form accepts an uploaded video rather than a YouTube link.
Select the segment to process. The current request range is 0.5–120 seconds; a longer source must be trimmed to a supported segment.
Choose an available resolution. The current output options are 480p, 720p, and 1080p; source dimensions and plan locks still apply.
Review the selected segment and displayed estimate, then select Remove watermark.
Review the completed result, including the area where the watermark appeared, before downloading or sharing.
What this does not promise
This is a new processing job, not restoration of a missing original file. Do not assume text, fine details, faces, or the area behind a mark will be reconstructed perfectly. The current form does not ask you to paint a removal mask; follow the actual controls rather than instructions for another editor.
Buying a credit pack does not by itself unlock subscription-only resolutions. Do not repeat a request just because a preview or upload has not completed. For a technically failed output, check generation failures and credits.
If something is missing or wrong
A disabled submit control can mean the video, metadata, selected duration, or estimate is not ready. Follow the displayed error. If a completed result is still wrong, keep the source and project link and contact support with the selected start/end, resolution, screenshot, and timestamp of the problem. See find and download your creations for completed outputs and commercial-use and source-rights guidance before publishing.