> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://comfytv.org/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Spot Remover > Cover a fixed rectangular spot — a logo, wire, or blemish — by blending or inpainting it away. Spot Remover ## What this node does **Spot Remover** removes whatever sits inside a rectangular region you define, across the whole clip. You set the box (position and size as fractions of the frame) and a removal method; on ▶ Run it fills the region — either by blending in the surrounding edges or by inpainting — and outputs a new video. Video in/out is `COMFYTV_VIDEO`. Bridge to native ComfyUI nodes via `ComfyTV/Bridge` — see [https://github.com/jtydhr88/ComfyTV/blob/main/docs/bridges.md](https://github.com/jtydhr88/ComfyTV/blob/main/docs/bridges.md). ## When to use it * Remove a static watermark, logo, or timecode burn-in * Erase a stationary wire, rig, or dead pixel * Clean up a fixed blemish that stays in the same spot ## Parameters ### method How the region is filled. Options: `edge_blend`, `inpaint`. Default `edge_blend`. `edge_blend` smears the surrounding edges inward — fast, best over flat backgrounds; `inpaint` reconstructs plausible content — better over texture, slower. ### rect\_x / rect\_y Top-left of the removal box, as a fraction of frame size. `0`–`1`, default `0.42`. ### rect\_w / rect\_h Width and height of the box, as a fraction of frame size. `0.01`–`1`, default `0.16`. ### feather Softness of the box edge, `0`–`1`, default `0.15`. Higher blends the patched region more gently into the surroundings. ## Outputs | Output | Type | Meaning | | --------- | --------------- | -------------------------------------- | | **video** | `COMFYTV_VIDEO` | The clip with the boxed region removed | ## Tips * The box is fixed across the clip — it targets things that don't move. For a moving object, use **Paint Strokes** over a short window or split the shot. * Keep the box just big enough to cover the target; oversized boxes erase good pixels. * Over flat/gradient backgrounds `edge_blend` is usually cleanest; over busy texture try `inpaint`. ## Related nodes * **Face Blur** — auto-detects and obscures faces instead of a fixed box * **Paint Strokes** — freehand clone/blur for moving or irregular fixes * **Erase** — mask-driven object removal