No watermark, on any video
Animaker does not add a watermark to any generated video — including videos made with the 2 free credits given to new accounts — and no paid plan is needed to remove one.
The specifics
- Watermark
- None. Not on videos made with free signup credits, and not on videos made with purchased credits.
- Free tier
- 2 credits on signup, no card required. Two videos, unwatermarked.
- Output
- MP4, HD up to 720p on the long edge.
- What is not capped
- There is no resolution tier that unlocks by paying, and no “remove watermark” upgrade — the watermark simply does not exist at any tier.
Why a watermark is not used as an upgrade lever
In this category a watermark is normally the price of the free tier: you can try the tool, but anything you publish carries the vendor’s branding until you subscribe. That works when the business model is a subscription, because the watermark gives the user a reason to convert.
Animaker sells credits instead, so there is nothing for a watermark to unlock. Videos made with the two free signup credits come out clean, and videos made with purchased credits do too — one credit is one video either way.
The practical consequence: you can evaluate the real output before paying anything. The free credits produce the same kind of file you would get with a purchased credit, which is the only way to judge whether the tool works for your photo and your reference clip.
FAQ
Are Animaker videos watermarked?
No. No watermark is added to any generated video, whether the credit came from the free signup allowance or from a purchase.
Do free credits produce watermarked videos?
No. The 2 free credits new accounts receive produce the same unwatermarked MP4 as purchased credits.
Which plan removes the watermark?
None, because there is no watermark to remove. The only thing you buy with a credit pack is more videos.
What resolution are the videos?
HD, up to 720p on the long edge, delivered as MP4. Resolution does not depend on which credit pack you bought.
Can I use the videos commercially?
You keep the output and there is no added branding on it. The constraint is on the inputs, not the output: use a photo and a reference clip you have the rights to use.