How you remove the CapCut watermark depends on where it came from. Most of the time it's the CapCut ending, a short branded clip the app adds after your last clip. It's an ordinary clip on the timeline, so you can delete it and turn off the default ending for future projects, for free. Some templates and Pro features also add branding to the export, which depends on the template and your plan. If you only have an exported MP4 with the CapCut logo in the picture, the logo is burned in, and AI video inpainting can erase it and rebuild that corner.
TL;DR
- The CapCut ending clip: tap it on the timeline, tap Delete, and export again. Turn off Add default ending in CapCut's settings so it doesn't come back.
- A template watermark: check the template's export options, or rebuild the edit in a blank project.
- A logo in an exported MP4: in Subtitle Remover, choose Box select, box the logo, and download a clean MP4. 3 credits per second.
Which CapCut watermark do you have?
- The CapCut ending. A short branded clip at the very end of the video. On the timeline it's the last clip, after your footage.
- A template export. Videos made from some templates, or with Pro features on a free plan, can carry CapCut branding when exported.
- A logo burned into a file. You have an MP4 that already has the CapCut logo in the frame, and the project it came from is gone.
The first two are fixed inside CapCut. The third needs the logo removed from the pixels.
How to remove the CapCut ending
Delete it from this project
- Open the project in CapCut and scroll to the end of the timeline.
- Tap the ending clip after your last clip.
- Tap Delete in the toolbar.
- Export again. The new file ends with your own footage.
Stop it coming back
In the CapCut app, open Settings from the home screen and switch off Add default ending. New projects then start without the ending clip. Projects that already have one still need it deleted from the timeline.
Template and Pro-feature watermarks
If the watermark came from a template, look at the template's export options first. Whether a watermark-free export is available depends on the template and your plan, and it changes between app versions. If you used Pro features on a free plan, CapCut asks you to remove them or upgrade before exporting.
When the template only exports with branding, you can recreate the edit in a blank project with your own clips, text and music. A blank project has no template watermark.
Remove a CapCut logo from an exported video
If the project is gone and the exported MP4 is the only copy, the logo is part of the picture. Cropping changes the frame and a blur patch is visible. AI inpainting removes the logo and rebuilds the corner using nearby frames.
- Upload the video. Open Remove Watermark from Video and add the file. MP4, MOV, MKV and WebM work, up to 1 GB and 2K.
- Keep Box select. It's the default on the watermark page. Auto only looks for subtitles, so a logo needs a box.
- Draw a box over the logo. Make it a little larger than the logo so its edge and shadow are included. If the logo moves, draw a box over each position it appears in.
- Start and download. Box select costs 3 credits per second, so a 20-second clip costs 60 credits. Processing usually takes about 12–20 minutes, and you get a clean MP4 at up to 1080p.
If the clip ends with a CapCut end card you can't remove, trim it off in any editor first so you don't pay to process it. New accounts get 15 free credits to test with.
Tips
- Always check the timeline first. Most "CapCut watermarks" are the ending clip, and deleting it is free.
- Keep your project. As long as the project exists, re-exporting without the ending is better than cleaning a file.
- Remove other text at the same time. In Box select, add boxes over captions or titles you also want gone. The price is the same however many boxes you draw. For text you added in CapCut, see how to remove text from video in CapCut.
- Only edit videos you have the right to. Removing a watermark doesn't change who owns the video.
FAQ
How do I remove the CapCut watermark for free?
Delete the ending clip at the end of the timeline and export again, and switch off Add default ending in CapCut's settings. Both are free. Only a logo already burned into an exported file needs AI removal.
How do I remove the CapCut watermark on PC?
In CapCut for desktop, check the end of the timeline for an ending clip and delete it the same way: select it and press Delete, then export. For a logo burned into an exported file, use Subtitle Remover in your browser.
How do I remove the CapCut watermark from a template?
Check the template's export options, since a watermark-free export may depend on the template and your plan. Otherwise, rebuild the edit in a blank project, which has no template branding.
Can I remove the CapCut logo from a video I already exported?
Yes. Upload it to Remove Watermark from Video, box the logo, and the model rebuilds that area frame by frame.
Will removing the watermark lower the video quality?
Deleting the ending clip and re-exporting is a normal export. With AI removal, only the boxed area is rebuilt and the rest of the frame keeps its detail, at up to 1080p.
Conclusion
To remove the CapCut watermark, check the timeline first: the ending clip is deleted with one tap, and switching off the default ending keeps it from coming back. Template branding depends on the template and your plan. If all you have is an exported file with the logo in it, box the logo in Subtitle Remover and let AI inpainting rebuild the corner.
Only have the exported file? Open Remove Watermark from Video, box the CapCut logo, and download the clean MP4.
