How to Blur Part of A Video with AVCLabs Video Blur AI

Part 1: Why Do You Need to Blur Part of A Video

There are plenty of reasons why you need to blur out part of a video.

1. Hide people’s identities

For example, if you are recording a sensitive conversation, it is a good idea to blur out the faces of the people involved so that they remain anonymous.

2. Protect sensitive data

Or if you are recording a video of a document that needs to be kept private, it is important to blur out the details on the document to prevent others from accessing the information.

There are plenty of other situations where blurring out parts of a video is important. For example, if you are making a video tutorial where you are demonstrating your computer screen, you need to blur out the login credentials and other private information on the screen so that it doesn’t end up in public.

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Part 2: How to Blur Part of A Video with AVCLabs Video Blur AI

The easiest way to blur part of a video is using AI-based video blurring software - AVCLabs Video Blur AI. AVCLabs Video Blur AI is a professional video blur app offers four options to blur videos: face anonymization, object blurring, background and foreground blurring, and license plates blurring. It gives you multiple options for creating blur effects on videos.

Powered by AI technology, AVCLabs Video Blur AI helps you blur or anonymize unwanted objects such as people's faces, logos, license plates, or credit card numbers automatically. It saves time and patience as you do not have to manually blur each face or objects for each video, no advanced video editing skills are needed.

Steps to Blur Part of A Video Using AVCLabs Video Blur AI.

Firstly download the AVCLabs Video Blur AI from the above button and install it on your computer, then double-click on the icon to launch it.

Simply drag & drop a video from your computer to the program. In addition, you can click on the Browse button at the bottom of the program interface and add the video file you prefer from the computer.

Note: AVCLabs Video Blur AI supports the most common video formats like 3G2, 3GP, AVI, DIVX, FLV, F4V, M2TS, MTS, MOV, MP4, M4V, MPEG, MPG, DAT, MKV, OGM, RMVB, RM, TS, TP, VOB, WMV, WTV, ASF, DV, WEBM, etc.

AVCLabs Video Blur AI offers users four ways to blur part of a video: Face Blur, Fixed Blur, Background Blur, License Plate Blur.

• Blur One or Multiple Faces in A Video.

AVCLabs Video Blur AI can track the still or moving faces and find them, then blur them automatically. There are two options for blurring faces in a video. You can blur all faces in the video or select the face you wanna blur.

If you want to blur all human faces in the video, just tick off the All Faces option. If you need to blur a cretain face in the video, simply check the Assign Face option.

After you select the Assign Face option, a prompt will pop up to ask you to select faces. You can choose the Frame Scan or Quick Scan option according to your need. Quick Scan is used to extract one frame from every frame you set for scanning, the larger the number of interval frames, the shorter the scan time, but the lower the accuracy. Frame Scan scans each frame with high accuracy but time-consuming.

Once the face scanning process is complete, just choose to blur face(s) you did select or blur face(s) you did not select and then hit on the OK button.

• Blur A Object in A Video.

Find the item you want to blur and choose either rectangle or ellipse box to draw an area around it.

Here, you need to switch to the Fixed Blur tab and then tick off the Rectangle or the Ellipse box. The corresponding box will appear in the video. Just left-click to drag the position of the box and resize it. Then choose the type of blur: Mosaic, Standard Blur, Longitudinal Blur, Blique Blur, and Particle Blur.

• Blur Background and Foreground in A Video.

In this part, simply click on the Background Blur tab. Then select the blur type, adjust the blur strength and choose the Background Blur and Foreground Blur option under the Background Blur Setting.

• Blur License Plates in A Video.

If you only want to blur license plates in a video, just click on the License Plate Blur tab. After that, select the blur type, adjust the blur strength under the License Plate Blur Setting.

Once all the preparation work is done, simply click on the Export button to start blurring faces, object, area, region, or license plate in a video automatically on computer.

After the video blurring process is completed, you can find and check the video with parts blurred by clicking on the View Output Video button.

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Part 3: 4 Tips for Video Blurring

Here are some useful tips for video blurring. Let's check them out.

1. Make sure you have all the necessary permissions to blur out sensitive information.

2. Apply the blur out at the right time. Like, don’t blur out information in a video of a public event that happened in the past.

3. Blur out information in a way that doesn’t disrupt the video’s content.

4. Apply the blur in the right place. Like, don’t blur out sensitive information from the top of the video and leave everything else unblurred.

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Conclusion:

All in all, AVCLabs Video Blur AI is a great tool to protect your privacy by applying blur effect on sensitive information in a video such as faces, license plates, private documents, etc. Blurring out parts of a video can help protect the privacy of individuals in the video and also prevent content misappropriation.

Try AVCLabs Video Blur AI to protect privacy!

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