Plain-language names
Blur objects by naming them — “car”, “logo”, “person” or “background items” — and the AI works out what you meant.
Blur anything
Blur objects in video and images — just name them
Automatic detection supports faces and license plates. For other regions, draw a box manually; manual regions stay at the selected position for the full video.
Name it, don't mask it Several objects at once Motion-aware tracking
How naming works
Say what should go, not where it is
Traditional software makes you find the object and follow it. Here you describe it once and the recogniser does the finding.
Several at once
Add multiple object names separated by commas and proceed; every match is covered in the same pass.
Motion-aware tracking
You do not need to manually mask every frame — the motion-aware tracker keeps the blur locked onto the subject as it moves.
Any style
Cover matches with soft blur, mosaic, pixelation or a solid block, at the strength you choose.
Manual override
Anything the recogniser shouldn't have to guess, you box in by hand — and it gets tracked the same way.
Stays local
Recognition and rendering both run in your browser; the file is never uploaded or stored on an external server.
How to blur multiple objects
Name, review, export
The naming step replaces the entire masking workflow.
Upload your video
Drop in the clip and open the Blur Anything tool.
Type the object names
Add multiple object names separated by commas — for example: car, logo, laptop screen, house number.
Review and export
Check the matches on the preview, adjust the blur style and strength, then download the finished file.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I blur multiple objects at once?
Upload your video, select the Blur Anything feature, add multiple object names separated by commas and proceed — the AI will automatically blur those objects.
What kinds of objects can I name?
Automatic detection supports faces and license plates. For other regions, draw a box manually; manual regions stay at the selected position for the full video.
Do I have to mask each frame?
No. AutoBlur's AI automatically tracks moving objects, faces and vehicles, so the blur stays locked onto the subject as it moves.
What if it blurs the wrong thing?
Untick the match you don't want covered, or narrow the name. Manual boxes are always available as a fallback.
Does this work on images too?
Yes — object naming runs on still images as well as video.