Device workflow

Supprimer les sous-titres d’une vidéo sur Android

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Use your Android browser to choose a local video, preview it and confirm AI processing. The workflow uses the same account and credits as the desktop site.

Android browser workflow · picker labels and download folders depend on the device

Use a local video from device storage, preview it in the browser and confirm processing. Afterward, open the downloaded result from the browser’s downloads or your file manager.

Choose a local video on Android

Open the file picker and choose a supported video from your device storage. If the clip lives only in a cloud library, download it first. Picker labels vary by browser and Android version; the image is a workflow illustration.

  1. Make the video available offline

    If it lives in a cloud library, download the original first and play it locally.

  2. Open the browser file picker

    Choose the video from device storage. Picker labels vary, so identify it by filename, duration and opening scene.

  3. Confirm the selected version

    Check the local preview against the original.

    Check: Do not process an older export just because its thumbnail looks similar.

Application pour supprimer du texte d’une vidéo

Preview before submitting

Check orientation, duration and the visible subtitle area. Selecting the file creates a local preview. Processing starts only after the account and confirmation steps are complete.

Supprimer les sous-titres d’un MP4
Preview your video before confirming processing
Workflow illustration · Preview your video before confirming processing. Conceptual image; actual controls may differ.

Review the included range

Read the duration and cost before starting. If only the beginning fits your available credits, only that segment is included in the result. Keep the browser available during upload and use task history to return to a completed job.

Review the opening processing range and credit cost
Workflow illustration · Review the opening processing range and credit cost. Conceptual image; actual controls may differ.

Find and inspect your download

Open the browser download list or your device’s Downloads folder. Play the saved result in a local player and inspect the subtitle area. Share that downloaded file, rather than the original clip from your gallery.

  1. Open the completed task

    Use the result download action for the processed video, not the original source.

  2. Find the saved file

    Check the browser download list or the Downloads location in your file manager.

  3. Play before sharing

    Confirm that the words and included duration match the result you accepted.

    Check: Share the downloaded result rather than the old gallery clip.

Compare matching frames and download the result
Workflow illustration · Compare matching frames and download the result. Conceptual image; actual controls may differ.

Recover without starting a duplicate task

Use the existing task and local file to work out what failed.

The browser was closed during upload

Likely cause: The upload may not have completed.

What to do: Return to the task or workspace and inspect its current status before retrying. An accepted task can be found in My Videos.

The downloaded file cannot be found

Likely cause: The file may be in the browser’s configured folder rather than the gallery.

What to do: Open the browser download list and view the file location.

The result is only a short opening

Likely cause: The confirmed processing range may have covered only that opening.

What to do: Compare the download duration with the task details. Prepare and confirm the desired range before a new job.

Only have text burned into the picture?

Once you have a supported MP4, MOV or WebM, you can preview it locally and review the cost of automatic repair. A separate subtitle track does not need this step.

Open the subtitle remover

Questions and answers

Where is the downloaded video saved on Android?

Usually through the browser download list or a Downloads location selected by your browser. The exact folder depends on your device settings.

Will selecting a video upload it immediately?

No. Selection creates a local preview. You review the processing details before the clip is submitted.