Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Peelframe: subtitle cleanup in your browser
A browser-based video tool for removing burned-in subtitles, checking the result, and extracting subtitle text as an SRT file.
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- People editing videos they have rights to
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- Supports MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV up to 120 MB and three minutes; the page recommends desktop Chrome or Edge.
Field notes
The interface supports manual selection of up to four regions, time-bounded restoration, and automatic detection across the whole screen or selected screen areas. A preview comparison is limited to 0.2 seconds; the page says the final save processes the full video and recompresses it. It also warns that complex backgrounds can retain visible repair marks and that fast motion may cause flicker.
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