Once the footage you want to crop is placed on the video track in Filmora's timeline, right-click on the clip to select Crop and Zoom. Cropping the area where the watermark is located isn't possible in any editor, so if you choose to crop the video be prepared to lose a certain amount of the picture. This method will enable you to remove the watermark from your video completely, but the cropping method will also remove a part of the shot that is wide as the watermark. You can also use the Mosaic effect to blur the face or other object.

Double click on the Mosaic effects in a timeline, you can choose Blur Amount and Type to adjust the size and shape of the mosaic. If the video has more than one logo you need to cover, clicking plus icon will add another mosaic square to your project. Click plus icon on the thumbnail on Mosaic or just drag-and-drop it into the track above the video.Īfter it is applied, a mosaic square will appear in the preview window, adjust its size or relocate it by simply dragging it to the area of the preview window where the watermark is positioned. Click Effects at the top, and choose Utility at left and then click Mosaic to preview the effect. The Filmora's Mosaic feature will enable you to blur logos and all other on-screen graphics with just a few clicks. Blurring the WatermarkĮven though this method will not remove the watermark from the video, it can be used to make it less obvious. In some countries or regions, it is illegal to remove the watermark. This is the reason why an increasing number of video professionals are using watermarks to protect their material from illegal use. Sharing visual content through online channels can be beneficial for numerous reasons, but once videos are online there are very few ways to protect them from copyright infringements.

Removing logo from video