Add your video
Choose an MP4, WebM, or browser-supported MOV file. The video stays in your browser for analysis and editing.
Automatically detect and track faces as they move, then blur, pixelate, or cover them before exporting your video.
or click anywhere to choose a file
Choose an MP4, WebM, or browser-supported MOV file. The video stays in your browser for analysis and editing.
After the automatic scan, play or scrub the preview to check the tracked regions. Turn blur off for any track you want to keep visible.
Choose blur, pixelation, or a black cover, then export and review the finished file before sharing it.
Find multiple visible faces without drawing a mask around each frame.
Predict motion and bridge short detection gaps so the covered region keeps following the face.
Choose the privacy effect that best matches the footage.
Disable the effect on individual detected tracks during review.
Add padding around each detected face to cover more of the head area.
Video analysis and rendering happen in the current browser tab.
Face detection can become less reliable when a person turns away, moves quickly, is partly covered, appears very small, or leaves and re-enters the frame. Use extra face padding when privacy matters more than preserving nearby details.
For best results, play through the full preview and check the exported video once more before publishing or sending it. If you also need to remove empty borders from footage, try Remove Black Bars from Video.
Yes. It detects faces from video frames and matches nearby detections into short face tracks, so the blur can follow motion without manual keyframes.
Yes. All detected face tracks are blurred by default. You can also turn the effect off for a specific detected track while reviewing the video.
Very small faces, strong motion blur, profile angles, occlusion, poor lighting, or a person leaving the frame can reduce detection reliability. Increasing padding helps coverage but does not replace a final review.
No video-processing upload is required. The selected video is decoded, analyzed, rendered, and recorded in your browser.
The tool keeps the original audio when the browser exposes the audio track for local recording. If that capability is unavailable, the interface tells you before download.
MP4 and WebM work in current Chromium-based browsers when their underlying codecs are supported. MOV compatibility depends on the codec inside the file and the browser.