How to Remove the CapCut Watermark on Mobile, PC & Web

Want to remove the CapCut watermark before sharing your video? The right method depends on where the watermark appears. In many projects, it is simply a separate CapCut ending clip that you can delete. In other cases, the logo may be part of a template, an editing layer, or the original footage.

This guide explains how to remove the CapCut ending, prevent it from appearing in future projects, and troubleshoot watermark issues on mobile, desktop, and web.

How to Remove the CapCut Watermark at the End of a Video

If your video ends with a separate CapCut logo or branded outro, you can usually remove it directly from the editing timeline.

Steps to remove the ending on mobile

1. Open the CapCut app on your iPhone or Android phone.
2. Open the existing project or tap New project to import your video.
3. Move the timeline to the very end of the video.
4. Look for a separate ending clip displaying the CapCut logo or outro.
5. Tap the ending clip to select it.
6. Tap Delete.
7. Play the final few seconds to confirm that you have removed the correct clip.
8. Tap Export and choose your preferred available resolution and frame rate.

If you cannot find a separate ending clip, inspect the other tracks in your timeline. The logo may be included in an overlay or within the template itself.

Important: Delete only the branded ending. If your own video, credits, or final scene occupies that position, removing it could cut off content you want to keep.

Export your video without the ending

Once the ending clip has been removed, preview the entire video and export it again. Check the exported file rather than relying only on the editing preview.

CapCut’s official guidance explains that many template watermarks come from a separate ending clip or a built-in template element. Removing the relevant element can resolve the issue, although some projects may have additional restrictions or branded layers.

For more details, visit CapCut’s official guide to exporting videos without a watermark.

How to Stop CapCut from Adding an Ending Automatically

If CapCut keeps adding its branded ending to new projects, check whether your version of the app has a setting for the default ending.

1. Open CapCut and return to the home screen.
2. Open Settings. Depending on your app version, this may be represented by a gear or another settings icon.
3. Look for an option named Add default ending or similar wording.
4. If the option is available, switch it off or disable it.
5. Open a new project and check the timeline to confirm that the ending is no longer added automatically.

The exact menu location can change between versions and devices. If you cannot find this setting, simply check the timeline of each project and delete the separate ending clip when necessary.

Disabling the default ending prevents that particular outro from being added automatically. It does not remove logos that are already embedded in footage or included in a template’s other layers.

How to Remove the CapCut Watermark on a Laptop or PC

On CapCut Desktop for Windows or macOS, you can inspect the timeline and remove a separate branded ending before exporting.

1. Open CapCut Desktop and load your project.
2. Move the playhead to the end of the timeline.
3. Select the separate CapCut ending clip, if one is present.
4. Press Delete or use the available delete control.
5. Inspect the remaining video, overlay, text, and sticker tracks for additional branding.
6. Preview the final seconds of your project.
7. Click Export, choose the available output settings, and export the video again.

Do not assume that every version of CapCut Desktop has a universal free Remove Watermark option. Export controls can vary by version, project, region, and subscription status. If an option is locked or prompts you to upgrade, check whether the project contains a Pro-only feature or uses a restricted export setting.

You can read CapCut’s official explanation of Pro-related export prompts if the app asks you to subscribe.

How to Remove a Watermark in CapCut Online

If you edit videos in a browser, the process is similar to the desktop workflow.

1. Open CapCut Online.
2. Open your project and move to the end of the timeline.
3. Select the separate CapCut-branded ending clip.
4. Delete the clip.
5. Check the remaining tracks for logo overlays or branded template elements.
6. Preview the video and export it using the options available to your account.

If the watermark remains, identify whether it is a separate editing element or part of the original video. Deleting the ending will not remove a logo that appears throughout the footage.

For platform-specific instructions, consult CapCut’s official watermark troubleshooting guide.

What If the Watermark Is Still Visible?

Deleting the ending does not solve every watermark issue. First, identify which type of watermark you are dealing with.

1. The logo appears only at the end.

Solution: Return to the timeline and delete the separate branded ending clip. Then export the video again.

2. The logo appears over the video.

Solution: Inspect the overlay, sticker, text, and other editing tracks. If the logo is a separate layer that you added or are authorized to remove, select that layer and delete it.

If the logo is already embedded in your original footage, removing it may require cropping, covering, or retouching the affected area. These methods can change the framing or image quality, and their effectiveness depends on the background.

3. CapCut asks you to upgrade.

Solution: Check whether your project uses a Pro-only template, effect, asset, or export option. Replace restricted elements with alternatives available to your account, or review the subscription requirements before continuing.

Do not assume that changing the resolution alone will remove the restriction.

4. The watermark appears after exporting.

Solution: Open the exported file and check exactly where the watermark appears. Return to the project, inspect the relevant section and layers, and export again after making the necessary correction.

If no visible watermark element remains but the exported file still contains a logo, contact CapCut Support for help.

Tips for Exporting a Clean Video

• Preview before exporting: Watch the beginning and end of the video to catch unwanted branded clips.
• Check every track: Logos may be placed on overlay, sticker, text, or template layers.
• Keep a copy of the project: Save your work before deleting or changing elements.
• Use assets you are allowed to edit: Do not remove required attribution or ownership marks from someone else’s content.
• Check export restrictions: Some features and export settings may require CapCut Pro.
• Review the final file: Make sure the exported video looks correct before uploading it to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or another platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I remove the CapCut watermark for free?

In many cases, yes. If the watermark is a separate ending clip, you can usually delete that clip and export again. Other watermark-related features or export options may be restricted, depending on your project and account.

How do I remove the CapCut ending permanently?

Check your app settings for an “Add default ending” option and disable it if available. If the setting is not present, delete the ending clip from the timeline whenever it appears.

Why does my CapCut template still have a watermark?

The template may contain an additional logo overlay, branded element, or outro. Inspect the full timeline and all available tracks. If the mark is embedded in the source footage, deleting the ending will not remove it.

Can I remove the CapCut watermark on a PC?

Yes, if the watermark is a separate ending or editable layer. Open the project in CapCut Desktop, select the relevant element, delete it, and export the video again. Some export options may require a subscription.

Does deleting the ending reduce video quality?

Deleting a separate ending clip does not, by itself, reduce the quality of the remaining footage. Your final quality depends on the export settings and any other edits you make.

Is CapCut’s watermark-free export option always free?

No. Availability can depend on the selected export setting, project assets, app version, and account. If CapCut displays an upgrade prompt, check which feature or setting is triggering it.

Final Thoughts

Removing the CapCut watermark starts with identifying where it comes from. If it is a separate ending clip, delete it from the timeline and export your video again. If it appears elsewhere, check the template layers, export restrictions, and original footage before choosing another method.

With a quick review before exporting, you can avoid unwanted endings and create videos that are ready to share.