Blur your child's face in a video

Post the birthday video without posting their face. Tap once — the AI tracks your kid through running, spinning, and hiding behind the cake, and blurs them in the render.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Drop the video in and tap your child's face — the AI selects them instantly.

  2. 2

    Pick blur, pixelate, or a solid blob and set the strength on the live preview.

  3. 3

    Press Blur and download the MP4 — same moment, same sound, their face stays theirs.

What people use it for

  • Family videos shared to public or semi-public accounts
  • Other people's kids at parties, games, and school events
  • Parenting content where your child hasn't chosen to be public
  • Classroom and activity clips teachers share with families

Questions

Kids never stand still — will the blur keep up?
Yes, that's what the tracking is for. It follows them through running, turning, and ducking behind things, and if they dash out of frame and back, an extra reference tap re-anchors the track.
Can I blur several children in the same video?
Yes — up to 4 people per video, each tapped once with their own effect and strength: blur your own kid, pixelate their friends.
How much does it cost?
One credit covers one minute of video, and you get 3 free credits at signup — no card needed. Packs start at $9 for 15 minutes.
What formats can I upload?
MP4, MOV, and WebM, up to 60 minutes per video. The result downloads as MP4 with the original audio kept.
What happens to my video afterwards?
Your uploads are private to your account. Deleting an edit from your history also deletes the rendered result — and the uploaded video itself once no other edit uses it.
What if the edit tracks the wrong thing?
Re-rendering the same video within 24 hours is free (up to 3 fix-it renders per edit), so correcting a track never costs extra credits.

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