Filmora pricing: what a licence costs and clears
A paid licence is what lifts the centred mark from your exports, which makes this the vendor’s own fix for the Filmora watermark rather than a removal tool competing with it. The annual plan is $49.99 and the perpetual key $79.99.
Filmora scores 8.5/10 in this comparison, and it earns that as a video editor with removal built in rather than as a dedicated remover. If clearing a mark is genuinely all you need, cheaper tools do that job better.
Annual plan at $49.99
- Applies to
- Filmora, from $49.99/year
- Expires
- Oct 15, 2026
- Checked
- Aug 18, 2026 on the vendor checkout page
Buying the licence and clearing old projects
- Open the Filmora checkout with the button on this page.
- Choose the annual plan at $49.99, or the perpetual key at $79.99 if your workflow is settled.
- Check for a seasonal promotion before paying. Wondershare discounts heavily around version launches, and the checkout shows any live offer without a code.
- Re-export your project. The centred mark is gone from that render and from every one after it.
What a paid licence turns on
Clears the export mark and opens the AI object remover for twelve months. Perpetual is $79.99.
- Exports without the centred mark, retroactively across projects you already built
- The AI object remover, handling third-party logos inside the editing timeline
- Watermark presets for branding a folder of clips in a single pass
- The complete effects and title library, plus updates for the year
Editor or remover: which are you buying?
Take it if you were editing in Filmora regardless. The mark is the trial asking you to pay, and $49.99 for a year of an editor you already use is straightforwardly reasonable.
Leave it if removal is genuinely the only thing you want. A licence costs more than a dedicated remover, and you would be buying an entire editor to solve a problem affecting one file.
Note how renewal works: the annual plan renews at full price, and the perpetual licence Wondershare also sells excludes future major versions. Neither fact is prominent at checkout.
Where Filmora lands against dedicated tools is set out in the main watermark remover ranking.
Other offers on watermark software
Each one checked on the vendor checkout page. Expired offers come off the site.
Perpetual licence, $39.99 instead of $69.99
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AniEraser and Media.io on one subscription
Compare the Wondershare bundle (opens in a new tab)Filmora coupon questions
Does buying fix videos you already exported?
It fixes new exports, re-exports of an existing project included. Files already saved with the mark burned into them stay marked permanently, so open the project again and re-render it once the licence is active on your account.
Annual plan or perpetual key?
The $49.99 annual carries updates while it runs. The $79.99 perpetual pins you to the major version you bought and excludes the next one. Break-even sits under two years, so the annual wins unless your workflow genuinely never changes.
Could a removal tool handle the trial mark instead?
Technically it can, and it is the worst available option. The trial mark is large, centred and semi-transparent, which is the single hardest kind to erase cleanly, and a licence costs less than the hours you would lose fighting it.
Filmora: Annual plan at $49.99
Filmora scores 8.5/10 in this comparison. This offer runs to Oct 15, 2026. The score is what we would judge it on with or without the discount.