CapCut Watermark Still on Your Video: How to Fix It
Your exported CapCut video has a CapCut logo or branded clip on it, usually at the end, even though you didn't add one.
Try these in order
- Know where it comes from In most cases the watermark isn't added by the export itself — it comes from a default ending clip or a built-in template element (CapCut Help).
- Scroll to the end of your timeline Open your project and move to the very last clip on the timeline, where the CapCut-branded outro sits (CapCut Help).
- Delete the ending clip Select the CapCut branded ending clip and delete it before exporting (CapCut Help).
- Check every track for hidden logo overlays Templates can include placeholder layers with branding, so review all tracks for extra overlay layers containing logos (CapCut Help).
- Replace branded template assets If a template element still carries a logo, swap that asset out for your own media (CapCut Help).
- Preview before exporting Play the video through to the very end to confirm the watermark is gone, then export again (CapCut Help).
Still stuck? If the watermark keeps appearing after you've removed every visible element and overlay, CapCut asks you to contact their support team directly (CapCut Help).
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