Video Face Blur

Automatically detect and blur faces in a video for privacy - free, unlimited.

Drop a video file here

MP4, WebM, MOV - faces are detected automatically

100% private - processed on your device, nothing uploaded

Protect Privacy Without Editing Software

Blurring faces for privacy - bystanders in street footage, protest coverage, interview subjects, or children in family videos - usually means opening a video editor and manually covering a face in every single moment it appears. This tool finds and blurs faces automatically, lets you preview the result first, and needs no editing experience at all.

Free, Private, and Ready to Share

Most face-blurring websites ask you to upload your footage to their servers, and often hide full quality or a watermark-free download behind a paid plan. Here, your video stays on your own device the entire time - nothing is uploaded, there's no watermark, no sign-up, and no limit on how many videos you can blur.

Best For

  • Journalism and documentary footage where bystanders' identities need protecting
  • Sharing family videos publicly while keeping children's faces private
  • Anonymizing interview subjects who asked not to be identified
  • Any footage where a face appears that wasn't meant to be public

How to Blur Faces in a Video

  • 1. Upload

    Add an MP4, WebM, or MOV video - nothing leaves your device.

  • 2. Preview

    Check the live preview and adjust the blur or pixelation until it looks right.

  • 3. Export

    Click Blur & Export - every face is covered automatically.

  • 4. Download

    Save the finished MP4, ready to share.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: September 2026

Faces are found automatically and covered with a blur or pixelation effect, with no manual selection needed. You get to see and adjust the result before saving, so you can be confident it looks right.

It depends on the length of your video - most clips take a few minutes. Turning on Fast mode speeds this up noticeably, with a small trade-off in smoothness.

Yes. A live preview shows the blur effect on a sample frame the moment you upload your video, and it updates instantly as you adjust the settings. Use "Try another frame" if the frame shown doesn't have a clear face on it.

Yes — you can adjust both the intensity of the effect and how far it extends around each face, so you can cover more (like hair or a jawline) or keep it tighter if it's covering too much.

Yes. A regular blur gives a soft, natural look, while pixelation gives the classic blocky "censored" style - pick whichever fits your video.

It's reliable for faces that are a reasonable size and mostly facing the camera, but no automatic tool is perfect - a face that's very small, moving quickly, turned to the side, or briefly covered by a hand or object can occasionally be missed for a moment. Always watch the finished video before sharing it, especially for sensitive footage.

A standard MP4 video file that plays anywhere - no extra conversion needed.

No account, no installation, and no watermark on your video. Just 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. That's different from most face-blurring websites, which require you to upload your footage before they can process it.