You get a clean MP4 file without that Sora watermark. Paste a link—then download. SoraWatermark-Remover promises pixel-level restoration. No blur. No quality loss.
It works with links from three sources: the Sora iOS app, Sora Android app, and the sora.chatgpt.com web interface. You're not uploading video files to their servers. Copy a link from wherever you generated your Sora video. SoraWatermark-Remover processes it on their end.
Downloads happen immediately after processing finishes. Those download links don't stick around, though. Grab your file right away—or you'll need to reprocess.
Processing happens fast. They claim under one second average (beats alternatives by 300%, they say). Content creators pumping out multiple Sora videos daily will appreciate that speed difference.
The free plan gives you three watermark removals with standard processing. Paid plans start at $3.99 monthly for 50 removals. Or jump to $28 monthly for unlimited processing with priority speed. Yearly plans cut costs by half.
There's a hard 60-second limit on video length. Anything longer won't process.
The privacy angle matters here—your videos don't get stored after you download them. Over 15,000 monthly users apparently trust this approach.
Batch processing and API access are listed as "coming soon" features. They aren't live yet.
If you're cranking out Sora content regularly and need those watermarks gone without manual editing? SoraWatermark-Remover handles it faster than frame-by-frame removal in video software.