Añadir and posición areas
Arrastrar a box to move it. Arrastrar a corner to resize it. Use arrow keys for precise movement.
Seleccionar one or más areas in your vídeo to hide faces, license plates, screens, or sensitive detalles. Everything runs locally in your navegador.
Ideal para
Faces, license plates, chat messages, screens, addresses, and other detalles that should stay privado.
Cómo funciona
Cover every sensitive detail with a separate selection. The same areas and blur strength are applied to each frame in the exported vídeo.
Arrastrar a box to move it. Arrastrar a corner to resize it. Use arrow keys for precise movement.
Elegir a subtle or strong Gaussian blur for the content.
Check every area, then render a new MP4 locally.
The navegador decodes, blurs, and encodes every frame locally with MediaBunny and WebCodecs. Your source vídeo is never uploaded.
FAQ
No. The seleccionado vídeo is read and processed locally in your navegador. It is not sent to MediaKit or any third-party server.
Yes. Añadir up to six independent areas and posición or resize each one antes exporting.
The actual version applies fixed areas to every frame. For a moving subject, use a larger area or exportar shorter segments with the vídeo trimmer.
The original audio track is kept when the MP4 salida and the navegador codec support it.
Every frame must be decoded, composited, and re-encoded. High-resolution or long vídeos need más CPU time and memory; closing other heavy tabs can help.
Video blur guide
This free video blur tool lets you cover one or more fixed areas in a video and export a new MP4. Use it for faces, license plates, private messages, addresses, screens, or any detail that should not be visible. No account or upload is required.
The picker accepts common phone, camera, screen-recording, and editing-app exports. Actual decoding depends on the video codec supported by your browser.
Best compatibility
Recommended for phones, messaging apps, social platforms, and most browsers.
Apple and camera exports
Useful for iPhone, iPad, and camera footage; output is converted to MP4.
Web-friendly video
A good choice for browser recordings and modern web projects.
Existing media files
Accepted up to 2 GB; support depends on the codecs inside the container.
Protect a video in four steps. The source remains on your device throughout the workflow.
Drop one MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI, or M4V file into the tool.
Move the selection over a sensitive detail. Add up to six areas and resize each one with its corner handles.
Play the preview, use arrow keys for precise positioning, and adjust the blur strength.
Render a new MP4 locally. Download it when the progress reaches 100%.
A fixed blur area works well when a sensitive detail stays roughly in the same place throughout a clip.
Hide email addresses, chat messages, customer data, API keys, or notifications before sharing a tutorial.
Cover a face, vehicle plate, badge, or home number in footage for a quick privacy edit.
Hide unreleased product details, account identifiers, or private dashboards in a recording.
Prepare event footage, street scenes, or user-generated clips before posting publicly.
The selected File is passed to a local Web Worker. MediaBunny reads the container, WebCodecs decodes and encodes the video, and OffscreenCanvas composites the blur on each frame. The source and result stay in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored on our servers. Remove the file or close the tab when you are finished to release memory.
FAQ
Yes. You can blur a video and download the MP4 result for free, without signing up.
Yes. Add up to six independent fixed areas. Select an area from the settings panel, then move or resize it in the preview.
Not yet. The current workflow applies fixed areas to every frame. Use a larger box, shorter segments, or the video trimmer when the subject moves.
The tool exports MP4. The video is re-encoded so the blur can be applied frame by frame, while the original audio is kept when browser support allows it.
A container can hold many different codecs. Even when the extension is accepted, your browser may not have a decoder for the video or audio stream. MP4/H.264 is the most reliable input.
The downloaded MP4 contains the rendered blur. Still review the result before publishing, especially if the sensitive detail is large, high-contrast, or moves outside the selected area.
Blurring requires decoding, compositing, and encoding every frame. Resolution, duration, frame rate, and the number of areas all affect processing time.
Cut a long recording to the exact section that needs privacy editing.
Open tool or guideProtect ownership or identify a private review copy with a text or logo mark.
Open tool or guideReduce the MP4 size before sending it in a message or publishing it online.
Open tool or guideCompare compatibility, codecs, playback, and file size before you export.
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