Driving footage
Dashcam clips, ride-alongs and street-view style recordings, where plates enter and leave frame constantly.
AutoBlur's AI is trained specifically to detect and blur license plates in driving footage, dashcams and street-view videos — helping creators and transport fleets stay compliant with privacy laws.
A general object detector treats a plate like any other rectangle. A plate detector knows what it is looking for.
Dashcam clips, ride-alongs and street-view style recordings, where plates enter and leave frame constantly.
Vehicles are tracked as they cross the frame, so the blur travels with the car rather than sitting still.
Anonymise identifiable vehicles before footage is published, shared with insurers or handed to a regulator.
Plates seen from the side, partially occluded or at distance are still picked up by the detector.
Switch from blur to mosaic or a solid block when the characters must be impossible to reconstruct.
Fleet footage is processed in the browser and never uploaded or stored permanently on an external server.
Three steps, whatever the length of the drive.
MP4, MOV or WebM from a dashcam, action camera or phone.
The plate detector runs over the clip and lists every vehicle it found, each tracked while it is in frame.
Choose blur, mosaic or a solid block, set the strength, and download a file that is ready to publish.
Yes. Plates are tracked over time so the blur follows the vehicle instead of requiring manual keyframes in traditional software.
Blurring identifiable plates is the standard mitigation before publishing footage. AutoBlur helps creators and transport fleets stay compliant with privacy laws, though the legal assessment for your jurisdiction stays with you.
Yes — both detectors can run on the same clip, and everything is rendered in one export.
Draw a box around it. Manual regions are tracked exactly like detected plates.
Free local video processing. Review detected faces and plates, add manual regions and check the complete export. Speed and capacity depend on your device.
Plates detected, tracked and covered — free, and processed in your browser.