How to Pixelate Face in A Video with Mosaic or Blur Effects Automatically

Part 1: Why You Should Pixelate Your Face in Videos

When you’re sharing videos online, people can see your face. Sometimes, it’s necessary to share certain videos with the public to get your message across. However, this could put you at risk for identification. You could be the victim of a digital attack that leads to identity theft, or someone might try to blackmail you. They could also hack into your accounts to steal information from your contacts, like your spouse or your family. This means that you should pixelate your face in videos before you share them publicly. Doing so will help you protect your privacy and avoid being recognized or identified.

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Part 2: How to Pixelate Face in A Video with AVCLabs Video Blur AI

With the help of AVCLabs Video Blur AI, you can easily and effectively pixelate faces in your videos. This powerful, yet easy-to-use app uses the latest technology to automatically track faces and find them, then blur detected faces in videos intelligently. Whether you're wanting to protect the privacy of individuals or simply want to add an artistic touch to your video, AVCLabs Video Blur AI is the perfect solution.

AVCLabs Video Blur AI can help anonymize faces in your videos with a pixelated blur effect. This app is compliant with the generative adversarial network for face anonymization, and will selectively and intelligently pixelate or censor faces, even multiple moving faces. This way, you can share your videos without worrying about who might see them. If you just pixelate any part of a video, AVCLabs Video Blur AI can make that possible.

Steps to Pixelate Face in A Video Using AVCLabs Video Blur AI.

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

Simply drag & drop a video from your computer to the program. You can also click on the Browse button on the main interface of the program to import the video file you need from the computer. Additionally, you are able to click on the Menu button and choose "Open Video File..." to add a video from your computer to the program.

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 allows users to selectively pixelate one or multiple moving/non-moving faces in a video .

After importing a video into the program, go to the Face tab. Here, you need to scan all human faces in the video. There are two scan options available: Quick Scan and Full Scan. The 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. The Full Scan means it scans each frame with high accuracy but time-consuming. Just select the scan option you prefer.

If you are willing to blur all human faces in the video, just tick off the All Faces option. If you just need to pixelate a specific face in the video, simply check the Assign Face option and then choose to blur face(s) you did select or blur face(s) you did not select.

After the face to be pixelated is selected, select the type of blur: Standard, Blur or Custom. The Standard type is a mosaic blur effect. Then click on the Add to task list to move forward.

Tips: If you want to blur an object, area or a particular part of a video, you are suggested to switch to the Custom tab and then tick off the rectangle or circle 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: Standard, Blur or Custom. Then click on the Add to task list button to continue.

If you only want to blur a timeline of the clip, just click on the up button below the video to unfold the progress bar. You can trim it frame-by-frame by inputting the frame number directly or dragging the progress bar to select the start and end frame manually. Finally, click on the Add to task list button.

Once all the settings are set up, simply click on the Start Processing button to start blurring faces in a video automatically on your computer.

After the face pixelating process is completed, you can find and check the video with faces pixelated by clicking on the Open Output Video button.

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Conclusion:

Videos are an essential part of modern communication. While videos can help you share important information with others, they could also leave you vulnerable to attacks. That’s why it’s important to protect your privacy when you’re filming. You can do this by pixelating your face in videos before you share them with the public. When you use AVCLabs Video Blur AI, you can pixelate your face in a completely different way than most other tools. This unique feature helps you protect your privacy while also getting your message across.

Try AVCLabs Video Blur AI to protect privacy!

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