Brand or cover unwanted watermarks on your videos and images with custom text. Type your branding text, configure the styling (color, opacity, font size, weight), and select auto-detection to mask existing marks or manually drag the text overlay to your desired location. All processing runs locally in your browser.
Type, style, and place your custom text watermark on your videos or images. Use auto-detect to cover existing watermarks in standard zones or manually drag the text.
Drag & drop, click to browse, or paste an MP4 video file.
Customize font families, weights, styles, colors, and opacity to make your watermark blend seamlessly.
Your media stays on your local device. Processing is performed using local browser WebCodecs and Canvas APIs.
Select auto-detect to place your text watermark directly over standard Gemini or Veo corner logo positions.
Overlaying custom text is a fast, lightweight, and effective way to apply watermarks or cover existing ones. If you own the media or have permission to edit it, this tool helps you automatically place your text over standard corner watermarks, or manually customize font properties, coordinates, and scale.
The tool renders text using HTML5 Canvas rendering. It styles and positions the text, overlays it frame-by-frame on your video or directly on your image, and exports the final file in your browser. This ensures maximum privacy, speed, and zero server queues.
The tool detects standard watermark zones (like the Gemini or Veo corner logos) based on the media resolution. Selecting auto-detect places your typed text watermark exactly over those coordinates to cover the original watermark.
Yes. You can customize the text string, font size, text color, font family (such as Sans-serif, Serif, Monospace, Arial, Inter), toggle bold and italic styling, and adjust the opacity of the watermark.
You can select Preset Corners to place it in any of the four corners, Auto-Detect to overlay it on existing watermarks, or Manual mode to drag and drop the text watermark anywhere on the media preview canvas.
No. All video decoding, text overlay rendering, and encoding run entirely in your web browser using HTML5 Canvas and the WebCodecs API. Your files never leave your device.