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Version 2.1.5 · 2026-06-19
The video limit has been removed.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.5, updated 2026-06-19.






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AI Video Text Remover helps you clean up your videos with fast AI processing. Remove text and stickers then export a clearer result in seconds.
If you’re looking for a video text remover that’s simple, fast, and made for clean exports, this app is built for you. Get a cleaner version of your videos in just a few taps ideal for creators, editors, and anyone who needs a quick clean video workflow on iPhone or iPad.
Whether it’s a text or emoji that distracts from your content, AI text Remover helps you reduce distractions and improve viewing quality before sharing or saving your final result.
How it works :
1- Import a video
2- Tap Process
3- Preview and export the cleaned version
Features :
Text/Emoji Cleaning
HD export with quality preserved
History of processed videos
Restore Purchases supported
Why us :
Fast, straightforward process (import → process → export)…
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