How to remove watermarks from many videos at once

If you generate a lot of AI clips, cleaning them one by one gets tedious. ClearFrame’s batch mode takes a whole folder at once and gives you everything back as one ZIP.

1. Add all your files at once

Open the remover and drop in as many videos and photos as you like, or select them together in the file picker. They appear in a list on the right; each one is opened and checked as it arrives.

2. The first video leads

The first video in the list is the lead file. ClearFrame finds the logo in it and shows the result in the preview. With Use the lead video’s logo spot for all videos switched on, every other video uses the same logo position, scaled to its own size, which is fast and reliable because the AI sparkle always sits in the same place.

Each video still gets its own measurement of the logo’s opacity, because different videos are compressed differently. You don’t need to do anything for that; it happens while the batch runs.

If your videos come from different sources and the logo is not always in the same place, switch the option off. ClearFrame will then search each video separately.

3. Check any file before you run

Click any file in the list to preview it. If the logo was missed in one of them, select it and drag a box around the logo; that file then uses your box.

4. Run the batch

Click Remove logo from N files. Files are processed one after another, with progress for each and an overall bar. You can stop at any time; finished files stay finished. Files where no logo could be found are skipped and marked, so nothing is changed by mistake.

5. Download everything

When two or more files are done, Download all (ZIP) appears. The ZIP is built in your browser and simply packs the cleaned files (they are already compressed, so zipping them again would only waste time). A single ZIP can hold up to 4 GB; above that, download the files one by one.

Tips for big batches

  • Keep the tab open and visible while it runs; browsers slow down background tabs.
  • Plug your laptop in: processing uses the graphics chip and CPU heavily.
  • If your browser runs out of memory with many long 4K videos, process them in smaller groups.
  • Batch mode and longer videos are part of ClearFrame Pro.