Multiple faces at once
Free local video processing. Review detected faces and plates, add manual regions and check the complete export. Speed and capacity depend on your device.
AutoBlur's AI detects and blurs faces in videos automatically to protect privacy and identity. Upload a clip, review the faces it found, and export — no masking, no keyframes, no watermark.
A face detector on its own drops out the moment someone turns their head. Tracking is what makes the export usable.
Free local video processing. Review detected faces and plates, add manual regions and check the complete export. Speed and capacity depend on your device.
The AI tracks moving faces throughout the video, so the blur follows the person instead of requiring manual keyframes.
Review the whole exported video before sharing. Automatic detection can miss regions; use manual masks where needed.
Every tracked face is listed separately, so you can anonymise the crowd and keep your presenter sharp.
If a difficult angle is missed, draw a box over it — manual regions are tracked exactly like detected faces.
Files are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded or stored permanently on external servers.
No timeline, no plugin, no account.
Drop in an MP4, MOV or WebM file. It opens straight in the browser — on a laptop or on your phone.
Detection runs over the clip and lists every face it found, each one tracked across the frames it appears in.
Tick the faces to cover, pick blur or mosaic, set the strength and download a clean file with no watermark.
Events, markets, classrooms and station concourses all put more faces in frame than anyone would mask by hand.
Free local video processing. Review detected faces and plates, add manual regions and check the complete export. Speed and capacity depend on your device.
No. The blur is rendered into the pixels of the exported file rather than laid over it, so there is nothing to peel back.
No. Each tracked face has its own toggle — blur the bystanders and leave your subject visible.
No. Files are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded or stored permanently on external servers.
Draw a box over it. Manual regions are tracked the same way detected faces are, so a difficult angle stays covered as the shot moves.
Yes — the same detector runs on JPG, JPEG, PNG and other common image formats.
Free, watermark-free, and your footage never leaves the browser.