If you’ve spent any time playing with ByteDance’s AI video generator, you know the drill. You upload a selfie or a short clip into JiMeng (即梦), select the Camera Mode (出镜模式), and watch the AI turn it into a stunning video where you’re the star. The output is impressive—until you notice the watermark plastered across the corner.
That watermark kills the vibe. It breaks immersion, looks unprofessional, and makes it impossible to repost your creation to other platforms without looking like you’re promoting JiMeng for free.
The good news? You don’t need to settle for it. There’s a straightforward way to get the clean, original file. Here’s the only guide you need to remove JiMeng watermarks from Camera Mode videos—from the quick beginner fix to the advanced workflow that keeps 100% of the original quality.
Let’s clarify what we’re dealing with. JiMeng (即梦) is ByteDance’s AI video generation app. The international version is called Dreamina—same engine, same AI models, just localized for global users.
Camera Mode is JiMeng’s signature feature. Instead of typing a text prompt to generate a random character, you upload a photo or a short video of yourself. The AI then uses your face, your expressions, and your movements to generate a completely new video. It’s the feature that makes JiMeng feel like magic.
But here’s the catch: every video generated through Camera Mode comes with a watermark. It’s usually a semi-transparent logo or a user ID that sits in the corner for the entire duration. This is JiMeng’s way of branding the output and driving new users to the app.
The watermark isn’t just annoying—it’s a barrier. If you want to use the video for a client project, a YouTube Short, or even just your personal Instagram feed, that logo ruins the professionalism.
Before we get to the real solution, let’s address the most common workaround people try: screen recording.
Yes, you can play the video in JiMeng and record your screen with your phone’s built-in tools. It technically removes the watermark because you’re capturing the video player, not the original file. But here’s what you’re actually getting:
Screen recording is a hack, not a solution. It’s fine if you just need a quick preview, but it’s not what you want if you care about the final output.
The correct way to remove a JiMeng watermark is to bypass the watermark entirely by pulling the original source file from JiMeng’s servers.
Here’s how it works: when JiMeng generates your video, it stores the clean, watermark-free version on its CDN. The watermark you see is added on top during playback or export. That means the original file exists—you just need to get to it.
This is where OffWatermark comes in. It’s a web-based tool that handles the extraction for you. You don’t need to inspect network requests, decode API responses, or fiddle with developer tools. You just paste a link, and OffWatermark fetches the clean source file directly.
Here’s the exact workflow, from start to finish:
Step 1: Generate your video in JiMeng (即梦) Camera Mode
This part is on you. Upload your photo or video, let the AI do its thing, and wait for the generation to complete. Make sure you’re happy with the output before moving on.
Step 2: Copy the share link
Open the video in JiMeng. Tap the Share button and select Copy Link. The link will look something like this:
`https://jimeng.jianying.com/s/xxxxx`
This link is the key. It contains a reference to the original file on JiMeng’s servers.
Step 3: Open OffWatermark in your browser
Go to https://www.offwatermark.com. You can do this on your phone, tablet, or computer—it’s a website, so there’s nothing to install.
Step 4: Register or log in
Create a free account with your email and password. This takes about 30 seconds. Every free account gets 3 extractions, so you can test the service before committing to a paid plan.
Step 5: Paste the link and extract
Paste your JiMeng share link into the input box and click Extract Watermark-Free Video. OffWatermark’s servers will fetch the original source file from JiMeng’s API—no re-encoding, no quality loss.
Step 6: Preview and download
Once the extraction is complete, you’ll see a preview player. Check that the video looks right, then hit Save Video to download the clean file to your device.
That’s it. The whole process takes less than a minute.
Once you’ve removed the watermark, you’re in control. Here are a few advanced tips to get the most out of your clean videos:
The free tier gives you 3 extractions. If you’re working on a project that requires multiple videos—say, a series of AI-generated clips for a social media campaign—you’ll want to upgrade. The Starter plan ($4.99) gives you 100 extractions, which is plenty for most creators. The Pro Monthly ($9.99) and Pro Annual ($79.99) plans are better if you’re producing content consistently.
Because OffWatermark extracts the source file directly, you get the video in its original resolution. Don’t run it through a video editor and re-export it unless you absolutely have to. Every re-encode degrades quality. If you need to edit, use a lossless editing workflow (e.g., export in high bitrate or use a proxy workflow).
JiMeng isn’t the only platform that adds watermarks. Douyin (抖音), TikTok, Kuaishou (快手), and Xiaohongshu (小红书) all do the same thing. The good news is that OffWatermark supports all of them. So if you’re pulling videos from multiple platforms, you only need one tool.
For example:
The workflow is identical for every platform: copy the share link, paste it into OffWatermark, extract, download.
This should go without saying, but only remove watermarks from videos you personally created. If you’re extracting someone else’s video, you’re violating their rights and the platform’s terms of service. OffWatermark is a tool for creators who want to own their work, not a piracy tool.
Once you have the watermark-free video, you can repost it anywhere. Whether you’re cross-posting to Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or your own website, the clean video looks professional and doesn’t carry another brand’s logo.
Even with a smooth tool, you might run into a few hiccups. Here’s how to handle them:
The link doesn’t work.
Make sure you’re copying the share link, not the video page URL. In JiMeng, tap the Share button and select Copy Link. If you’re on a desktop, you might need to open the video in the app to access the share option.
The extraction fails.
Double-check that you’re logged in and that you have extractions remaining. If you’ve used all your free extractions, you’ll need to upgrade. Also, make sure the video is public or at least shareable—private videos may not have a valid share link.
The video quality looks lower than expected.
OffWatermark extracts the source file, so the quality should match what JiMeng generated. If it looks lower, it might be that JiMeng generated the video at a lower resolution. Check the original video in the app to compare.
If you’re technically inclined, you might be tempted to try extracting the source file yourself. You could inspect the network traffic in your browser, find the CDN URL, and download it directly. This works—but it’s fragile. JiMeng changes its API structure, tokens expire, and the process takes time every single time.
OffWatermark handles all of that behind the scenes. The server-side technology is built to work with JiMeng’s API and CDN, so you don’t have to reverse-engineer anything. You paste a link, you get a clean video. It’s the difference between fixing your own car and calling a mechanic—sure, you *could* do it yourself, but why would you when someone else has already built the tool?
JiMeng (即梦) Camera Mode is an incredible tool for AI video generation. The watermark it adds is the only downside. With OffWatermark, you can remove that watermark in under a minute and get the original source file at 100% quality.
No screen recording. No quality loss. No technical know-how required.
If you’ve been putting off sharing your JiMeng creations because of the watermark, now you have no excuse. Copy the link, paste it into OffWatermark, and download your clean video.
> 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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