Pixelate a face in a video

The classic mosaic censor, tracked automatically. Tap the face, pick Pixelate, and the blocks follow the person through the whole clip.

How it works

1. 1

   Drop your video in and tap the face — the AI selects the person.

2. 2

   Switch the effect to Pixelate and set the block size with the strength slider.

3. 3

   Press Blur to render and download the pixelated MP4.

What people use it for

• The recognizable mosaic look for interviews and documentaries
• Censoring faces where a soft blur reads as too subtle
• Anonymizing people in footage for court or compliance
• Retro news-style face censoring for social clips

Questions

Pixelate or blur — which hides identity better?

At comparable strength both defeat casual recognition; pixelation is more visually obvious, which is often what you want — viewers immediately understand something is deliberately censored.

Can I control how large the pixel blocks are?

Yes — the strength slider sets the block size live on the preview before you spend anything on a render.

How much does it cost?

One credit blurs 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 blurred 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 blur 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.