How to get rid of the Moovly outro and watermark?
Read how to remove the Moovly logo and outro from your content
Once rendered, published, or downloaded, every Moovly project created with a Free Account or Free Education plan will carry a Moovly watermark:
To remove the Moovly logo and outro, you'll need to upgrade to one of our paid subscriptions. Once upgraded, the Moovly logo and outro will automatically disappear from all your projects.
Pro subscriber may still see a Moovly watermark in their video if they used features outside their plan. For more information have a look at the following article: Testing Premium Features.
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