Pixelate a video online — automatic AI tracking

AI detects faces, license plates or any zone you draw, and the pixelation follows them frame by frame. No download, no watermark.

YouBlur video pixelation: pixelated face tracked through a moving clip
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121,801 photos and videos anonymized

PROCESS

How to pixelate a video online

Step 1: import video into YouBlur Studio

Import

Import your video into YouBlur Studio (MP4, MOV, or WebM).

Step 2: choose zones and pixel size

Pixelate

AI pre-detects faces and plates; draw extra zones if needed and set the pixel size. Tracking follows every zone.

Step 3: export the pixelated video

Export

Download a clean pixelated video, ready to publish.

GDPR

GDPR

Compliant

Designed to comply with GDPR principles: data minimization, guaranteed access and deletion rights.

TLS+

TLS+

Encrypted files

End-to-end encrypted HTTPS/TLS connections to protect files during transfer and studio access.

ISO 27001

ISO 27001

Cloud infrastructure

Hosting on ISO 27001 certified cloud infrastructure for information security management.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN

PRIVACY BY DESIGN

ANONYMIZATION GUARANTEED

Ephemeral mode available: automatic file deletion after processing and no reuse to train our models.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN

GDPR & rights: ship videos without legal stress

Irreversible anonymization: permanent blurring on sensitive areas.
Automatic deletion after processing (ephemeral mode available).
European hosting, built for GDPR.

Pixelate video FAQ

Can I pixelate a video online for free?

Yes. The free tier lets you pixelate your clips before choosing higher limits — no watermark on exports.

Pixelate or blur: what's the difference?

Both hide identity. Pixelation uses visible blocks (the classic censor look); blur is smoother. In YouBlur you can switch the effect per zone.

Does pixelation follow moving faces?

Yes. AI tracking keeps the pixelation on faces, plates or objects as they move through the clip.

Can I pixelate just one part of the video?

Yes. Draw any zone (a screen, a document, a bystander) and only that area gets pixelated.

Which video formats are supported?

MP4, MOV, and WebM are the most common formats in the studio.

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