Makefilm achieves 99.7% removal accuracy without quality loss using a proprietary neural network that was trained on its own set of watermarks sourced from TikTok. Dissimilar to basic cropping methods employed by rivals, our AI technology can smartly regenerate the source video content underneath the watermark.

Makefilm lets you try out our technology with a free trial. Subscription plans are offered for processing longer videos and accessing our Professional Edition with extended capabilities. By offering multiple tiers, they guarantee that casual users as well as professionals can find what they need.

Only our custom scraping algorithm actively checks and changes according to TikTok's method of watermarking. It is updated weekly to process the latest variations of watermarks, such as the bouncing logo that was popularized in mid-2024.

In regards to Makefilm, not at all. Our lossless processing engine retains 100% of the original video, ensuring zero quality loss in resolution, color, and audio fidelity. Outputs from Makefilm are perceptually indistinguishable from input source videos, confirmed by independent testing.

In general, removing watermarks for personal use and repurposing content is covered under fair use principles. Always give credit to the original creator when using their content, but you should be able to share essentially whatever you want. Makefilm advises adhering to platform-specific rules in terms of service for sharing and modifying third-party content.

Definitely. Makefilm backs TikTok videos of any quality, as much as 4K UHD stuff. We have in place a custom-processing engine specifically designed for removing watermarks on high-definition material, with algorithms that maintain fine detail in areas surrounding the watermark.

Extremely secure. Files are also auto-deleted after processing, and all uploads are encrypted to AES-256 standards. With our zero-retention policy, you are assured of your privacy, making Makefilm suitable for sensitive, potentially confidential content processing.

Makefilm currently analyzes each video in succession so you can be assured that each individual file is set up to be processed to the highest quality; however, we do have batch processing in development for our Professional Edition subscribers. We're currently working on rolling this feature out in an upcoming release.