Published Updated
Video editing tools change footage you already have: upscaling and restoring it, removing burned-in subtitles and on-screen text, compressing it. This list gathers the ones GenGrades has written up, each page with its prices, limits and sourced facts.
Every tool and model we have graded for video editing, best total first.
VideoEnhancer is a web tool that upscales short MP4 clips to 1080p, 2K or 4K with the FlashVSR model and also compresses, face-swaps and generates video. After a 5-second free trial, 1080p costs 3 credits a second, $0.03 to $0.09 depending on how credits are bought. VideoEnhancer is our own product: it is made by the team behind GenGrades.
Score
Not totalled
VideoTextRemover is a web tool that erases burned-in subtitles, captions and other on-screen text from MP4 and MOV videos and repaints what was behind them, up to 1080p. It bills per second processed, about $0.025 to $0.049, with 30 free seconds a month in some countries. VideoTextRemover is our own product: it is made by the team behind GenGrades.
Score
Not totalled
Answer first, then why, an example, the limits and what to do next.
Video editing here means tools whose main job is changing a video you already have, such as upscalers, restorers and subtitle removers. Tools that make clips from a prompt or an image are listed under Video generation.
Entries with a GenGrades score come first, highest total first; the rest follow in alphabetical order. Each one links to its full page.
Every fact on a tool page carries its source and the date it was checked: the maker's own pages and terms, public tests and user reports.
Sources
Changelog
LayerGrab splits a flat image into up to 16 named, transparent layers over a filled-in background, on the web, in Figma or in Chrome, or pulls out only what you name. Each layer costs $0.10 on its $12 plan, $0.08 on Premium. No independent review exists yet. LayerGrab is our own product: it is made by the team behind GenGrades.
MagicRemover is a browser tool that erases people, objects, text, logos and watermarks from photos, and subtitles from videos. Photos get 2 free removals a day, 2 more after sign-in, at about 1 megapixel; beyond that, credits start at $9.90 for 330. MagicRemover is our own product: it is made by the team behind GenGrades.
Hermes Agent is the best OpenClaw alternative for most people: free, open source, safer by default and able to import an OpenClaw setup in one command. NanoClaw puts every session in a container, ZeroClaw is a tiny sandboxed binary, Claude Cowork suits people who would rather pay than host, and Hostinger is the cheapest way to keep OpenClaw itself.
EditTextImage is a web tool, with phone apps and a Chrome extension, that rewrites, fixes, translates or removes the words in a finished image while keeping its lettering. Credits are sold once, from $14.90 for 40; a standard edit costs one. No independent test exists yet. EditTextImage is our own product: it is made by the team behind GenGrades.