If you create content with JiMeng (即梦), you already know the workflow. You spend time crafting the perfect prompt, tweaking the angles, and waiting for the AI to render your vision. Then you hit that Camera Mode option, upload your face or a reference image, and the result is fantastic—except for that persistent watermark plastered across the corner.
It’s annoying, but it’s also just part of the game. Whether you are using JiMeng (即梦) or its international counterpart, Dreamina, the watermark is a barrier between your raw edit and the final polished product you want to post. If you are producing content regularly, you need a workflow that doesn't waste your entire afternoon on repetitive tasks.
Here is how to set up a fast, efficient process to clean up your AI-generated videos without losing quality.
Before we get into the "how," it helps to understand the "why." When you use the standard text-to-video or image-to-video features, you might get a watermark in the corner. But Camera Mode is specific. It takes your uploaded photo and creates a video where your likeness is the star. Because this feature is so powerful, the platform slaps a visible watermark on it to ensure you don't just export it and use it commercially without attribution.
The issue is that cropping the watermark out isn't always an option. In Camera Mode, the watermark often sits over the subject or in a position where cropping would ruin the composition. You need the original file, not a compressed re-encode.
Let me be straight with you: there is no magic button that will strip watermarks from 50 videos at once. Anyone promising "bulk processing" via a desktop app is usually asking you to download something sketchy. I don't recommend that.
Batch cleaning in this context means reducing the time per video to under 30 seconds. It means skipping the complicated steps and getting the extraction right the first time.
The most common mistake is downloading the video from JiMeng (即梦) directly to your phone and then trying to scrub it. That file is already compressed and watermarked.
Instead, you need the share link. Here is the trick:
This is crucial. The link points to the server-side file. When you copy a link, you are giving the extraction tool a direct path to the original render.
This is where OffWatermark comes in. It is a web-based tool, so there is no software to install. You don't need a high-end PC to run it. You just need a browser.
Here’s the workflow I use when I have a stack of videos to process:
Repeat the process. Since you are already logged in, the process takes roughly 15-20 seconds per video. This is the most efficient "batch" method available because you aren't re-encoding the file on your device—you are just pulling the original.
A quick pro-tip for handling multiple files: when you download from OffWatermark, the file name is usually a string of numbers. To keep your workflow clean, rename the file immediately after downloading.
I usually sort them by project name and date. This saves you from having to re-watch videos later to figure out which is which.
The biggest fear with watermark removal is quality loss. If you use a screen recorder or a video editor to blur the watermark, you are ruining the bitrate. The video gets re-encoded, and you lose sharpness.
OffWatermark works differently. It doesn't "cover" the watermark; it extracts the original video file from the platform's servers. This is why it supports 100% original quality.
For JiMeng (即梦) users, this is vital. The AI-generated videos are already heavily processed. Re-encoding them again makes the skin texture look waxy and the edges soft. By extracting the source, you keep the crisp 1080p (or higher) render that the AI originally created.
If you are a creator, you probably aren't just using JiMeng (即梦). You might post the same content to Douyin (抖音) or TikTok. Or you might pull reference clips from Kuaishou (快手) and Xiaohongshu (小红书).
This is where OffWatermark saves you even more time. You don't need a different tool for each platform. The same workflow applies:
You paste any of these into the same box on OffWatermark. It is a unified hub for content extraction. This is especially useful if you are aggregating content for inspiration or editing a compilation video.
You need to be careful here. Removing a watermark is only acceptable if you have the rights to the video. For JiMeng (即梦) Camera Mode, this is usually fine because you are generating the video yourself. You own the output (subject to the platform's terms), so you can remove the watermark to use it in your own edits.
For Douyin (抖音) or TikTok, you should only remove watermarks from videos you created and posted yourself. Don't use this to steal other creators' content. That is a quick way to get a copyright strike.
To summarize, the fastest workflow is:
By skipping the "download then edit" step, you save time and keep the quality high. It's the closest thing to a batch process for serious creators.
> Disclaimer: OffWatermark is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to ByteDance, JiMeng (即梦), Dreamina, Kuaishou (快手), or Xiaohongshu (小红书) in any way. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Users are solely responsible for ensuring their use complies with applicable laws and terms of service. Only remove watermarks from videos you personally created.
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