Blur or hide part of your video, in one sentence
A name on screen, a phone number, a license plate, a passer-by’s face or another brand’s logo: sometimes you need to hide part of the picture before you post. With ManyMotion, you upload your video and simply write what needs hiding. The AI finds the area and blurs it, or covers it with a solid block in your video’s colors, for the whole video or only at the right moment.
Ready-to-use prompt ideas
Why ManyMotion
One sentence is enough
No mask to draw frame by frame: describe the area and the AI finds it in the video.
Blur or solid block
A thick, unreadable blur, or a block in your video’s colors for a more graphic look.
At the right time
The whole video, or only between two moments if the element only appears briefly.
Follows the edit
The blur stays in place during zooms and reframing, and in cutaway shots taken from that video.
With everything else
Captions, cuts, music and sound effects in the same edit.
How it works
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Upload your video
Up to 30 minutes, filmed on a phone or exported from another app.
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Say what to hide
“Hide the name in the bottom left”, “blur the car’s license plate”.
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Check and export
The blur follows the framing, even during the edit’s zooms.
What you often need to hide before posting
| Element | Why hide it | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Name, username, watermark | Video taken from another platform or account | A solid block for a clean look |
| Phone number, address | Protect personal information | A thick blur, for the whole video |
| License plate | Privacy | A blur while the car is visible |
| A passer-by’s face | Image rights | A blur on that passage |
| Another brand’s logo | Avoid unintended advertising | A solid block or blur |
How to describe the area to hide
The AI sees the frames of your video. To find the right area on the first try:
- Give the position: “bottom left”, “center of the screen”, “on his t-shirt”.
- Describe the element: “the white username”, “the yellow plate”.
- Specify the timing if needed: “between 0:05 and 0:12”.
Frequently asked questions
Does the blur follow a moving element?
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The blur sits on a fixed area of the frame, with a margin. For an element that moves, the AI can place several successive areas, each at its own moment.
Can I choose between a blur and a block?
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Yes: a thick blur by default, or a solid block in your video’s colors (or a color of your choice).
How much does it cost?
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Blurring is included in editing: 2 credits per minute to upload, then 1 credit per 2 seconds of edited video. See pricing.
Guides to go further
Video Editing Techniques That Keep Viewers Watching
A hook in the first second, a 2-3 s rhythm, pattern interrupts, captions, sound, a clean ending: the editing techniques that make people watch to the end.
How to Remove Silences and Dead Air from a Video
How to remove silences, "ums" and false starts from a video: the method, jump cuts, mistakes to avoid, and how AI does it in a few minutes.
How to Add Subtitles to a Video (and Why You Should)
Why caption your videos, how to add automatic subtitles, which style to choose (pop, karaoke, clean) and the readability rules that matter.