ArtplayerVideo privacy
Protect people’s identities before sharing a clip by detecting faces in the browser, reviewing the preview, and exporting a blurred MP4.
Face blurring is a privacy step, not a guarantee that every private detail has disappeared. Review the detection preview and the downloaded result carefully, especially when faces move, turn away, or appear briefly.
The browser face detector highlights the faces it can identify in the selected video. Use the preview to notice missed detections, small or distant faces, and moments where a person enters the frame before you commit to an export.
A blur that looks sufficient on a small preview may reveal details when the video is enlarged or paused. Increase the strength when the subject is close to the camera, then inspect the downloaded MP4 at the size and speed where other people will see it.
Three steps to finish the browser workflow.
Open the face blur tool and select the clip that contains the people you want to protect.
Let the browser detect faces, inspect the preview, and adjust the blur strength for the footage.
Process the video, download the result, and review the complete clip before sharing it.
Core details about privacy, browser support, output, and practical limits before you start.
The face detection and blur workflow runs locally in the browser, so the source video is not uploaded by the linked tool.
Detection can miss faces in difficult footage. Review the preview and final MP4 before sharing sensitive material.
This page focuses on faces; use a region-based blur or pixelation tool for other private objects.
Quick answers about privacy, output, and practical limits before you start.
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