Blur Any Part of a Video

Select a face, a name, a license plate or a logo, and keep it blurred as it moves - free, unlimited.

Drop a video file here

MP4, WebM, MOV - then drag over anything you want to blur

100% private - stays on your device, nothing uploaded

Blur Anything in Your Video - Not Just Faces

A name on a screen, a number plate in the background, a logo you can't show, a face in the crowd - sometimes only one small part of a video needs to be hidden. Instead of opening a video editor and covering it by hand in every moment it appears, select it once and let it stay covered for the whole video.

The Blur Follows as It Moves

Drag a box over the thing you want to hide and it stays on it as it moves around the frame. If it ever slips, the timeline shows you exactly where to look, and one drag puts it back - so you fix only the moments that need it.

Free, Private, and Ready to Share

Your video stays on your own device from start to finish - nothing is uploaded, there's no watermark, no sign-up, and no limit on how many videos you can blur.

Best For

  • License plates on cars in street or dashcam footage
  • Names, emails and account details visible in screen recordings
  • Logos, brand names and posters you can't show
  • Faces of bystanders or anyone who asked not to appear
  • Documents, addresses and screens caught in the background

How to Blur Part of a Video

  • 1. Add your video

    Drop in an MP4, WebM or MOV - nothing leaves your device.

  • 2. Select the area

    Click Add area and drag over the part you want to hide.

  • 3. Check the timeline

    Scrub through and fix any red spots by dragging the box back.

  • 4. Export

    Click Blur & Export and download your finished MP4.

Only Need to Blur Faces?

If faces are all you need covered, the Video Face Blur tool finds every face for you automatically - no selecting required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: September 2026

Add your video, click Add area, and drag over the part you want to hide - a face, a name, a logo, a number plate, anything. Then click Blur & Export and download the result.

Yes. With Follow movement switched on (the default), the blur stays on the thing you selected as it moves around the screen. For things that stay in one place, switch Follow movement off and the blur stays exactly where you put it.

Red marks on the timeline show the moments where following is unsure. Click Next spot to check, drag the box back onto your subject, and it carries on following from there. You only need to fix the moments that need it, not the whole video.

Yes. Add as many areas as you need - each one is followed and can be switched on or off separately, so you can blur a face, a name tag and a number plate in the same video.

Yes. Anything you can drag a box around can be blurred or pixelated, including on-screen text, documents, name badges, logos and license plates. Always watch the finished video before sharing it, especially when it contains sensitive information.

Blur gives a soft, smooth cover. Pixelate turns the area into large blocks, the classic censored look. Both hide the detail underneath - choose whichever suits your video, and use the strength slider to make it stronger.

It makes every blur box slightly larger than the area you selected, so the edges of your subject stay covered even if the video moves quickly. Increase it if you see any edge peeking out.

No account, no installation and no watermark. Open the page, add your video and download the result.

No. Everything happens on your own device - your video is never sent to a server or seen by anyone else, which is different from most online video blurring sites.

You get a standard MP4 that plays anywhere. Most clips take a few minutes depending on their length, and Fast mode makes it quicker with a small trade-off in quality.