No flicker
Tracking carries a detection through frames where the face turns away, so the blur doesn't blink on and off.
Examples
See AutoBlur in action
Face blur, license plate blur and background blur on real-world shots. Drag the handle on any frame to compare the original with the export.
Drag to compare Exports carry no watermark
Before & after
Same footage, sensitive parts covered
Every example below was produced with the default detector and a single export — no manual masking, no keyframes.
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What you get
Consistent results across the clip
Detection is only half of it. These are the parts that decide whether an export is actually publishable.
Baked into the pixels
The blur is rendered into the exported file. There is no overlay layer for anyone to remove.
Strength you control
Ship a soft depth-of-field look or a mosaic strong enough for a compliance deliverable.
FAQ
Common questions
Are these real exports?
They are illustrative scenes rendered to show what each tool does to a frame — the detection boxes, mosaic blocks and background softening match what the tool produces.
Will the blur ever slip off a moving subject?
Tracking is designed to follow the subject between detections. If a fast turn or heavy motion blur causes a gap, add a manual region over that stretch and it is covered.
Can I keep one person visible and blur everyone else?
Yes. Each detected face is listed separately with its own toggle, so you can blur the crowd and leave your subject sharp.