Private local video processing

Remove Gemini & NotebookLM Video Watermarks

Choose the dedicated Gemini, Veo and Google Flow workflow or clean a NotebookLM Video Overview without uploading the source video.

Choose the right video watermark remover

Use the Gemini mode for supported Gemini, Veo and Google Flow video exports with visible corner branding.

Use the NotebookLM mode for supported Video Overviews with lower branding and the standard ending card.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Choose a video mode

    Select the Gemini/Veo workflow or the NotebookLM Video Overview workflow.

  2. Step 2

    Process in your browser

    Select an MP4, MOV or WebM video up to 100 MB; the source file stays on your device.

  3. Step 3

    Preview and download

    Review the processed video and download the MP4 result.

Requirements and limitations

  • Results depend on the visible overlay pattern, motion behind it, source codec and browser support.

Frequently asked questions

Does EraseOverlay upload my videos?
No. Video processing runs locally in your browser, and source videos are not uploaded to EraseOverlay servers.
Which video tools are supported?
The main tool provides dedicated workflows for supported Gemini, Veo, Google Flow and NotebookLM Video Overview exports.
Which video formats can I use?
EraseOverlay accepts MP4, MOV and WebM videos up to 100 MB per file.
Which browsers work best?
Current versions of Chrome and Edge are recommended, especially for NotebookLM processing and H.264 export support.
How long does video processing take?
Processing time depends on video duration, resolution, selected workflow, browser capabilities and device performance.
Can I process multiple videos at once?
Yes. Queue size and processing concurrency depend on the Guest, Free or Pro access level.
Will removing the watermark reduce video quality?
EraseOverlay aims to preserve the surrounding image and source audio, but complex motion or unsupported overlay patterns can produce small visual imperfections.
Does EraseOverlay remove hidden SynthID?
No. EraseOverlay targets supported visible watermark and branding patterns; it does not remove hidden SynthID or other invisible provenance signals.