Blur Part of a Video Online: Hide Names, Screens and Text
Hide what should not be public before you post. Drag a box over a name, a chat window, a number plate, an address or a screen and ClipCut blurs, pixelates or covers it for the whole video. Add as many boxes as you need. Your video is processed on your own device, which matters when the content is private.
Drag a box over what you want hidden and pull its corner to resize. Boxes stay in place for the whole video.
How to use the Blur Video
- Drop your video onto the tool.
- Drag the box over what you want hidden, resize it from the corner and add more boxes if needed.
- Choose Blur, Pixelate or Black box, press Blur video and download the result.
Blur, pixelate or black out
Blur is the softest and looks natural. Pixelate is the classic censor look. Black box removes the area completely, the safest choice for passwords, ID numbers and anything that must stay unreadable.
Made for screen and meeting recordings
Boxes stay in place for the whole video, which suits the things that need hiding in screen recordings and calls: names, chat panels, email addresses, browser tabs and notifications. It does not track moving faces.
Private by design
If a video needs blurring, it probably contains something private. Most online blur tools upload it to their servers. ClipCut does the work in your browser, so the original never leaves your device.
Frequently asked questions
How do I blur part of a video?
Drop the video in, drag the box over the area you want hidden, press Blur video and download the result.
Can I blur more than one area?
Yes. Press Add another box for every area you want hidden.
Does the blur follow a moving face?
No. Boxes stay where you place them for the whole video. For a face that moves, make the box cover the whole area it moves through.
Which option is safest for sensitive text?
Black box. Strong blur and pixelation are hard to read, but a solid box removes the information completely.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Blurring happens in your browser, so your video never leaves your device.