How to blur supported objects in a video with Blurri
Blurri offers video targets such as screens, phones, laptops, documents and license plates. Detection depends on the object being recognizable in the footage and should be checked after rendering.
App used in this guide: Blurri ↗
Before you begin
List the objects containing information you need to conceal. A phone screen can remain readable only briefly during a camera movement, so a quick glance at one preview frame is not enough.
Step by step
- Import the video into Blurri.
- Review the available object target categories and choose those relevant to the clip.
- Run detection and rendering using the offered settings.
- Watch the complete output, pausing whenever an object appears or changes position.
Check the result
Inspect reflections and background objects as well as the main target. A category label describes what the detector attempts to find; it does not mean every item of that type was successfully covered.
Limits and troubleshooting
If a target is missed, do not publish on the assumption that the automatic tool must have found it. Use another suitable editing workflow or omit footage where private content remains visible.
Sources and further reading
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Publisher disclosure: SpaceNode develops the app described here. Screens and options can vary by version, device and region. Manufacturer names identify compatibility and do not imply endorsement.