Sticker + title
A promo badge and a title card
A solid badge and a title over a busy fruit stall, camera moving.
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And the stickers that came with them.
An emoji over a face, a sticker you added in an app and cannot undo. Box it once and we rebuild what was underneath.
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MP4 · MOV · WEBM — up to 10 min
Unretouched output from our pipeline — drag the pink playhead to compare. Footage: Tianwang Xiao / Pexels. Subtitles added by us, then removed by our pipeline.
Once an app exports your clip, emoji and stickers become part of the picture. Draw an object box around each one. The whole box is rebuilt, which suits the solid shapes and white outlines that stickers usually have. If the overlay is text, such as a caption sticker, a text box rebuilds only the letters.
Static stickers that stay in one place are the easiest case. Stickers that follow a moving subject need a box that covers the whole path, so a larger box is fine. The fill comes from nearby frames, so if the sticker sat on the same spot for the entire clip, the rebuilt area is an estimate rather than the real hidden detail.
Emoji are often placed over faces. A face hidden in every frame cannot be recovered exactly, and fine detail like hair can look soft. Use HD (720p rebuild) for those shots and keep the box as tight as the sticker allows. Check the free one-frame preview before you spend credits.
Not undo, but you can cover them. When an editing or social app exports your clip, its stickers, emoji and GIF overlays are merged into the picture. Upload that exported file, box each sticker, and the area is rebuilt from nearby frames. If the unedited original is still on your phone, it will always be cleaner than removing stickers afterwards, so check your camera roll first.
Only if the face shows in other frames. When the person turns their head, or the emoji covers them for only part of the clip, the fill can borrow those frames. When the emoji covered the face for the whole video, that face was never on camera. The tool then invents a plausible fill: something that looks like skin and hair in that spot, but not the person’s real face, and it can look soft.
Animated stickers that pulse or wobble in place need a box around their largest size. Stickers pinned to a moving subject need a box that covers the whole path, or a few smaller boxes, each with its own start and end time, covering one stretch each. You can use up to 24 boxes per video. Include the white outline and drop shadow that most sticker tools add.
Over a plain wall, a sky or a table, Standard is usually enough. Choose HD when the sticker sits on a face, hair, a patterned shirt or anything with fine detail, because Standard rebuilds at 480p and those areas can look soft once pasted back at full size. Run the free one-frame preview on the frame where the sticker is biggest before you decide.


Related tools: Remove subtitles from video, Remove your logo from video, Remove people from video. Hands-on notes in our guides.
Three clips we ran through the same pipeline you will use. Run your cursor across any of them — or press and hold on a phone — to bring back what was there.
Sticker + title
A solid badge and a title over a busy fruit stall, camera moving.
Text on a face
Hardest case: skin, lips and a talking jaw behind the letters.
Object
Real footage, handheld push-in, a person moving in front.
MP4 or MOV, up to 10 minutes. Nothing to install, no sign-up for the preview.
We box every line of text for you — tick the ones to remove. Or draw a box over an object.
We rebuild the pixels behind it on every frame and hand back your video at its original resolution, with its audio.
We cut your clip into six-second segments and clean them all at once. Neighbouring segments overlap by eight frames and are crossfaded, so nothing flickers at the seams. Then only the masked pixels are pasted back onto your original.
One credit cleans one second of video. HD costs three. Failed renders refund themselves. Credits last a year. New accounts get 20 free.
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Upload the exported clip, draw an object box around the emoji, check the free one-frame preview, and render. The rest of the video keeps its resolution and audio.
Yes. Once the clip is exported the sticker is part of the picture, and we treat it like any other overlay: box it, preview, render. Only footage you own or are licensed to edit.
Only what the clip shows elsewhere. If the face is visible in other frames, the fill uses them. If it was covered the whole time, the result is a plausible estimate, and it can look soft.
Draw a box that covers the full area the sticker moves through. A larger object box costs nothing extra, because pricing is per second of video, not per box.
Yes. For a sticker that is just lettering, a text box rebuilds only the letters and their outline. If the text sits on a coloured bubble, use an object box that covers the whole bubble.
Up to 24 boxes per video. Box each sticker separately so every box stays small, and give a sticker that appears only briefly its own start and end time.
Make it never there.
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