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Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

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For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

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Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

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For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

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For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

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Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

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For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

Try It Free Try It Free

Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

Top 8 AI Video Denoise Software

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Several times the two same videos captured from the same phone or a camera may appear different. One video may appear to be perfectly clean and sharp while the other one looks a little blurred or grainy? Do you wonder why? This is because of the noise in the video which makes it look grainy.

So, if you too have videos with disturbing noise, there is AI-based software available that can help correct the issue. The following parts of the topic will help you learn about such tools.

In this article

01 [What’s AI Video Denoise?](#Part 1)

02 [Top AI Video Denoise Software](#Part 2)

03 [Other Effective Denoise software](#Part 3)

Part 1 What’s AI Video Denoise?

An AI video denoise tool is an AI-based software that helps to correct and remove the noise in the videos. Many times, when you shoot a video using your DSLR or a phone, a lot of noise is present and this mainly happens when there are low light conditions, higher ISO settings, and similar other situations.

The common noise type in your videos can be internal noise or interference noise which can be further divided into different types like fixed-pattern noise, salt & pepper noise, anisotropic noise, and more.

Whatever may be the noise type of a situation you would need a good noise reduction tool to enhance the video watching experience. Several AI-based and non -AI denoise software are

available and depending on what are your requirements, you can choose the best one.

Part 2 Top AI Video Denoise Software

AI Video Denoise software are the tools that use AI technology to detect and remove the noise from your videos. These programs automatically remove the noise for improving the video quality.

Below listed are the top tools in the category.

01DVDFab Video Enhancer

This is one of the widely used AI Denoise software that uses the latest artificial intelligence technology and algorithms for identifying and removing the noise from your videos. All types of noise can be automatically removed using the software. Other key features include the capability to upscale the low-resolution videos up to high 4K quality, comes with neural networks infilled, allows removing the blurs and noise along with color corrections, facilitates improvement and upscaling, improves video brightness, saturation, and other quality parameters.

02AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI

This Windows and Mac-based tool use AI technology for enhancing and improving the overall look of your video and this also includes denoise the footage along with other functions. Using the software, you can deblur your video frame by frame and also upscale the files from 480p to 1080p, 4K, and 8K quality. The low-resolution videos can be upscaled without compromising on the quality and you can even retouch the faces in your videos. The powerful features of the software are easy and quick to use.

03Pixop Denoiser

This is an excellent software for reducing and removing the digital noise which will make the videos crystal clear and sharp. The software is capable of removing the Gaussian noise, aliasing artifacts, jittering, and others for enhancing overall video quality. The program can denoise the files up to UHD 4K and everything is done automatically thanks to the AI technology. No manual tweaks or settings are required.

Part 3 Other Effective Denoise software

In addition to AI tools, several other denoise software are available as well. Check out the list as below.

01**** Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Wondershare Filmora is an excellent video editing tool that supports multiple functions that also included denoising. Its video denoise feature will let you remove all the unwanted noise from a video that too while maintaining the video quality. Further the program support advanced features like automatic audio sync, audio compression, audio transitions, adding filters, motion tracking, adding animations, masking, and much more. The software can be quickly downloaded on your Windows and Mac systems and help you process the files in a user-friendly manner.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

02Adobe After Effects

When it comes to video editing, Adobe After Effects is the most widely used tool as it comes packed in with all needed features. Using the software’s Remove Grain feature, the variables of the video can be changed for fixing the noise and the grain. Though the software smooths out the noise artifacts, the downside is that it also leads to blurring of the footage along with reduced sharpness. Using the right variables may help to maintain the details and the quality of the footage.

03Final Cut Pro X

If you are editing your videos on a Mac system, Final Cut Pro X is the best tool. The program supports multiple professional functions including video denoising. The Noise Reduction filter is added from the 10.4.4 version of the program and the process of getting the task done is also simple and quick. The tool gives you the option to select the amount of noise that you want to remove from the footage.

04DaVinci Resolve Studio

Another editing tool that can be used for removing the noise and for other tasks is DaVinci Resolve Studio. The paid version of the program supports the feature where you can control the Temporal NR and Spatial NR which will help reduce the noise.

05Neat Video Plugin

Neat Video is available as a plugin for popular tools like Final Cut Pro(X), Adobe Premiere, After Effects, and more. This special filter helps in removing the grains and the noise from the video footage that are captured using the TV Tuners, VHS, DSLRs as well as digital video cameras.

● Ending Thoughts →

● When light conditions are not appropriate, one of the common issues that you may encounter is grainy and noisy footage.

● To help you correct and resolve this, several AI and other denoising software and programs are available.

● The AI-based denoising software works automatically to remove the noise while with the others you need to tweak and make the adjustments to remove the grains and the noise.

Try It Free Try It Free

Several times the two same videos captured from the same phone or a camera may appear different. One video may appear to be perfectly clean and sharp while the other one looks a little blurred or grainy? Do you wonder why? This is because of the noise in the video which makes it look grainy.

So, if you too have videos with disturbing noise, there is AI-based software available that can help correct the issue. The following parts of the topic will help you learn about such tools.

In this article

01 [What’s AI Video Denoise?](#Part 1)

02 [Top AI Video Denoise Software](#Part 2)

03 [Other Effective Denoise software](#Part 3)

Part 1 What’s AI Video Denoise?

An AI video denoise tool is an AI-based software that helps to correct and remove the noise in the videos. Many times, when you shoot a video using your DSLR or a phone, a lot of noise is present and this mainly happens when there are low light conditions, higher ISO settings, and similar other situations.

The common noise type in your videos can be internal noise or interference noise which can be further divided into different types like fixed-pattern noise, salt & pepper noise, anisotropic noise, and more.

Whatever may be the noise type of a situation you would need a good noise reduction tool to enhance the video watching experience. Several AI-based and non -AI denoise software are

available and depending on what are your requirements, you can choose the best one.

Part 2 Top AI Video Denoise Software

AI Video Denoise software are the tools that use AI technology to detect and remove the noise from your videos. These programs automatically remove the noise for improving the video quality.

Below listed are the top tools in the category.

01DVDFab Video Enhancer

This is one of the widely used AI Denoise software that uses the latest artificial intelligence technology and algorithms for identifying and removing the noise from your videos. All types of noise can be automatically removed using the software. Other key features include the capability to upscale the low-resolution videos up to high 4K quality, comes with neural networks infilled, allows removing the blurs and noise along with color corrections, facilitates improvement and upscaling, improves video brightness, saturation, and other quality parameters.

02AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI

This Windows and Mac-based tool use AI technology for enhancing and improving the overall look of your video and this also includes denoise the footage along with other functions. Using the software, you can deblur your video frame by frame and also upscale the files from 480p to 1080p, 4K, and 8K quality. The low-resolution videos can be upscaled without compromising on the quality and you can even retouch the faces in your videos. The powerful features of the software are easy and quick to use.

03Pixop Denoiser

This is an excellent software for reducing and removing the digital noise which will make the videos crystal clear and sharp. The software is capable of removing the Gaussian noise, aliasing artifacts, jittering, and others for enhancing overall video quality. The program can denoise the files up to UHD 4K and everything is done automatically thanks to the AI technology. No manual tweaks or settings are required.

Part 3 Other Effective Denoise software

In addition to AI tools, several other denoise software are available as well. Check out the list as below.

01**** Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Wondershare Filmora is an excellent video editing tool that supports multiple functions that also included denoising. Its video denoise feature will let you remove all the unwanted noise from a video that too while maintaining the video quality. Further the program support advanced features like automatic audio sync, audio compression, audio transitions, adding filters, motion tracking, adding animations, masking, and much more. The software can be quickly downloaded on your Windows and Mac systems and help you process the files in a user-friendly manner.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

02Adobe After Effects

When it comes to video editing, Adobe After Effects is the most widely used tool as it comes packed in with all needed features. Using the software’s Remove Grain feature, the variables of the video can be changed for fixing the noise and the grain. Though the software smooths out the noise artifacts, the downside is that it also leads to blurring of the footage along with reduced sharpness. Using the right variables may help to maintain the details and the quality of the footage.

03Final Cut Pro X

If you are editing your videos on a Mac system, Final Cut Pro X is the best tool. The program supports multiple professional functions including video denoising. The Noise Reduction filter is added from the 10.4.4 version of the program and the process of getting the task done is also simple and quick. The tool gives you the option to select the amount of noise that you want to remove from the footage.

04DaVinci Resolve Studio

Another editing tool that can be used for removing the noise and for other tasks is DaVinci Resolve Studio. The paid version of the program supports the feature where you can control the Temporal NR and Spatial NR which will help reduce the noise.

05Neat Video Plugin

Neat Video is available as a plugin for popular tools like Final Cut Pro(X), Adobe Premiere, After Effects, and more. This special filter helps in removing the grains and the noise from the video footage that are captured using the TV Tuners, VHS, DSLRs as well as digital video cameras.

● Ending Thoughts →

● When light conditions are not appropriate, one of the common issues that you may encounter is grainy and noisy footage.

● To help you correct and resolve this, several AI and other denoising software and programs are available.

● The AI-based denoising software works automatically to remove the noise while with the others you need to tweak and make the adjustments to remove the grains and the noise.

Try It Free Try It Free

Several times the two same videos captured from the same phone or a camera may appear different. One video may appear to be perfectly clean and sharp while the other one looks a little blurred or grainy? Do you wonder why? This is because of the noise in the video which makes it look grainy.

So, if you too have videos with disturbing noise, there is AI-based software available that can help correct the issue. The following parts of the topic will help you learn about such tools.

In this article

01 [What’s AI Video Denoise?](#Part 1)

02 [Top AI Video Denoise Software](#Part 2)

03 [Other Effective Denoise software](#Part 3)

Part 1 What’s AI Video Denoise?

An AI video denoise tool is an AI-based software that helps to correct and remove the noise in the videos. Many times, when you shoot a video using your DSLR or a phone, a lot of noise is present and this mainly happens when there are low light conditions, higher ISO settings, and similar other situations.

The common noise type in your videos can be internal noise or interference noise which can be further divided into different types like fixed-pattern noise, salt & pepper noise, anisotropic noise, and more.

Whatever may be the noise type of a situation you would need a good noise reduction tool to enhance the video watching experience. Several AI-based and non -AI denoise software are

available and depending on what are your requirements, you can choose the best one.

Part 2 Top AI Video Denoise Software

AI Video Denoise software are the tools that use AI technology to detect and remove the noise from your videos. These programs automatically remove the noise for improving the video quality.

Below listed are the top tools in the category.

01DVDFab Video Enhancer

This is one of the widely used AI Denoise software that uses the latest artificial intelligence technology and algorithms for identifying and removing the noise from your videos. All types of noise can be automatically removed using the software. Other key features include the capability to upscale the low-resolution videos up to high 4K quality, comes with neural networks infilled, allows removing the blurs and noise along with color corrections, facilitates improvement and upscaling, improves video brightness, saturation, and other quality parameters.

02AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI

This Windows and Mac-based tool use AI technology for enhancing and improving the overall look of your video and this also includes denoise the footage along with other functions. Using the software, you can deblur your video frame by frame and also upscale the files from 480p to 1080p, 4K, and 8K quality. The low-resolution videos can be upscaled without compromising on the quality and you can even retouch the faces in your videos. The powerful features of the software are easy and quick to use.

03Pixop Denoiser

This is an excellent software for reducing and removing the digital noise which will make the videos crystal clear and sharp. The software is capable of removing the Gaussian noise, aliasing artifacts, jittering, and others for enhancing overall video quality. The program can denoise the files up to UHD 4K and everything is done automatically thanks to the AI technology. No manual tweaks or settings are required.

Part 3 Other Effective Denoise software

In addition to AI tools, several other denoise software are available as well. Check out the list as below.

01**** Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Wondershare Filmora is an excellent video editing tool that supports multiple functions that also included denoising. Its video denoise feature will let you remove all the unwanted noise from a video that too while maintaining the video quality. Further the program support advanced features like automatic audio sync, audio compression, audio transitions, adding filters, motion tracking, adding animations, masking, and much more. The software can be quickly downloaded on your Windows and Mac systems and help you process the files in a user-friendly manner.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

02Adobe After Effects

When it comes to video editing, Adobe After Effects is the most widely used tool as it comes packed in with all needed features. Using the software’s Remove Grain feature, the variables of the video can be changed for fixing the noise and the grain. Though the software smooths out the noise artifacts, the downside is that it also leads to blurring of the footage along with reduced sharpness. Using the right variables may help to maintain the details and the quality of the footage.

03Final Cut Pro X

If you are editing your videos on a Mac system, Final Cut Pro X is the best tool. The program supports multiple professional functions including video denoising. The Noise Reduction filter is added from the 10.4.4 version of the program and the process of getting the task done is also simple and quick. The tool gives you the option to select the amount of noise that you want to remove from the footage.

04DaVinci Resolve Studio

Another editing tool that can be used for removing the noise and for other tasks is DaVinci Resolve Studio. The paid version of the program supports the feature where you can control the Temporal NR and Spatial NR which will help reduce the noise.

05Neat Video Plugin

Neat Video is available as a plugin for popular tools like Final Cut Pro(X), Adobe Premiere, After Effects, and more. This special filter helps in removing the grains and the noise from the video footage that are captured using the TV Tuners, VHS, DSLRs as well as digital video cameras.

● Ending Thoughts →

● When light conditions are not appropriate, one of the common issues that you may encounter is grainy and noisy footage.

● To help you correct and resolve this, several AI and other denoising software and programs are available.

● The AI-based denoising software works automatically to remove the noise while with the others you need to tweak and make the adjustments to remove the grains and the noise.

Try It Free Try It Free

Several times the two same videos captured from the same phone or a camera may appear different. One video may appear to be perfectly clean and sharp while the other one looks a little blurred or grainy? Do you wonder why? This is because of the noise in the video which makes it look grainy.

So, if you too have videos with disturbing noise, there is AI-based software available that can help correct the issue. The following parts of the topic will help you learn about such tools.

In this article

01 [What’s AI Video Denoise?](#Part 1)

02 [Top AI Video Denoise Software](#Part 2)

03 [Other Effective Denoise software](#Part 3)

Part 1 What’s AI Video Denoise?

An AI video denoise tool is an AI-based software that helps to correct and remove the noise in the videos. Many times, when you shoot a video using your DSLR or a phone, a lot of noise is present and this mainly happens when there are low light conditions, higher ISO settings, and similar other situations.

The common noise type in your videos can be internal noise or interference noise which can be further divided into different types like fixed-pattern noise, salt & pepper noise, anisotropic noise, and more.

Whatever may be the noise type of a situation you would need a good noise reduction tool to enhance the video watching experience. Several AI-based and non -AI denoise software are

available and depending on what are your requirements, you can choose the best one.

Part 2 Top AI Video Denoise Software

AI Video Denoise software are the tools that use AI technology to detect and remove the noise from your videos. These programs automatically remove the noise for improving the video quality.

Below listed are the top tools in the category.

01DVDFab Video Enhancer

This is one of the widely used AI Denoise software that uses the latest artificial intelligence technology and algorithms for identifying and removing the noise from your videos. All types of noise can be automatically removed using the software. Other key features include the capability to upscale the low-resolution videos up to high 4K quality, comes with neural networks infilled, allows removing the blurs and noise along with color corrections, facilitates improvement and upscaling, improves video brightness, saturation, and other quality parameters.

02AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI

This Windows and Mac-based tool use AI technology for enhancing and improving the overall look of your video and this also includes denoise the footage along with other functions. Using the software, you can deblur your video frame by frame and also upscale the files from 480p to 1080p, 4K, and 8K quality. The low-resolution videos can be upscaled without compromising on the quality and you can even retouch the faces in your videos. The powerful features of the software are easy and quick to use.

03Pixop Denoiser

This is an excellent software for reducing and removing the digital noise which will make the videos crystal clear and sharp. The software is capable of removing the Gaussian noise, aliasing artifacts, jittering, and others for enhancing overall video quality. The program can denoise the files up to UHD 4K and everything is done automatically thanks to the AI technology. No manual tweaks or settings are required.

Part 3 Other Effective Denoise software

In addition to AI tools, several other denoise software are available as well. Check out the list as below.

01**** Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Wondershare Filmora is an excellent video editing tool that supports multiple functions that also included denoising. Its video denoise feature will let you remove all the unwanted noise from a video that too while maintaining the video quality. Further the program support advanced features like automatic audio sync, audio compression, audio transitions, adding filters, motion tracking, adding animations, masking, and much more. The software can be quickly downloaded on your Windows and Mac systems and help you process the files in a user-friendly manner.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

02Adobe After Effects

When it comes to video editing, Adobe After Effects is the most widely used tool as it comes packed in with all needed features. Using the software’s Remove Grain feature, the variables of the video can be changed for fixing the noise and the grain. Though the software smooths out the noise artifacts, the downside is that it also leads to blurring of the footage along with reduced sharpness. Using the right variables may help to maintain the details and the quality of the footage.

03Final Cut Pro X

If you are editing your videos on a Mac system, Final Cut Pro X is the best tool. The program supports multiple professional functions including video denoising. The Noise Reduction filter is added from the 10.4.4 version of the program and the process of getting the task done is also simple and quick. The tool gives you the option to select the amount of noise that you want to remove from the footage.

04DaVinci Resolve Studio

Another editing tool that can be used for removing the noise and for other tasks is DaVinci Resolve Studio. The paid version of the program supports the feature where you can control the Temporal NR and Spatial NR which will help reduce the noise.

05Neat Video Plugin

Neat Video is available as a plugin for popular tools like Final Cut Pro(X), Adobe Premiere, After Effects, and more. This special filter helps in removing the grains and the noise from the video footage that are captured using the TV Tuners, VHS, DSLRs as well as digital video cameras.

● Ending Thoughts →

● When light conditions are not appropriate, one of the common issues that you may encounter is grainy and noisy footage.

● To help you correct and resolve this, several AI and other denoising software and programs are available.

● The AI-based denoising software works automatically to remove the noise while with the others you need to tweak and make the adjustments to remove the grains and the noise.

3D LUT Mobile App Review - A Composite Application for Editing Media

Have you ever wondered how movies, TV shows, and social media posts look so good? It’s not the video editing that makes them look good but also the color grading. The correct color grading adds a perspective to your storytelling and a feel to your media. As a matter of fact, there are many different tools for this purpose, and LUT is the most popular one.

Many people think that LUTs can only be applied using a PC or Mac. However, it’s not true because there are different mobile apps that you can use to apply LUTs. One such excellent tool is 3DLUT mobile app which is available for multiple mobile platforms.

• Part 2: How to Use LUTs on 3DLUT Mobile App for Video Editing?
• Part 3: 6 Best LUTs That Can Be Used on 3DLUT Mobile App

Part 1: Overviewing The Features of the 3DLUT Mobile App

If you’re looking for a simple and basic mobile application for color grading, 3DLUT mobile app is a good choice. It is an easy-to-use application that does not overcomplicate your color grading process. You can adjust the brightness and contrast of your media files with its basic tools option. Moreover, you can add white balance and saturation, brighten shadows, and sharpen your photos and videos.

Additionally, this app offers over 70 LUT presets that you can use. These LUTs can be applied directly to your media files by changing their tone and mood. In addition to this, it gives you access to the 3DLUT Creator’s library, where you can download and purchase different LUTs packs. You can download this color grading application on your iOS and Android devices.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Part 2: How to Use LUTs on 3DLUT Mobile App for Video Editing?

Color grading and color correction are not only for professional pictures and portraits. You can color-correct your videos as well with your smartphones. This section will give you step-by-step guidance on how to use LUTs using the 3D LUT mobile app for your videos.

Step1Install the Application and Import Media

To install the application, go to the App Store/Play Store and search for the 3DLUT app. Install the application to apply LUTs to your videos. After installing the app, open the application and tap on the “Open Gallery” button to import your media files. You can choose any photo or media from your gallery.

Step2Apply LUTs On Your File

Once you’ve imported your video file, it’s time to apply the LUT to your video. To do so, choose the “LUT” tab from the bottom tray and select the desired LUT.

Step3 Apply the Changes and Save Your File

When you have selected the desired LUT, tap on the “Tick” sign in the right corner of the screen. You can save your file in the gallery by tapping the same sign. Moreover, you can further adjust your file by selecting the Basic option from the bottom tray.

Part 3: 6 Best LUTs That Can Be Used on 3DLUT Mobile App

With the 3DLUT app, you can even access the LUT’s library of 3DLUT Creator. You can choose from different LUTs available according to your choice. You can always select the option for 3DLUT mobile app free download on your app’s store.

1. Speedy Grade Pack

It is a great LUT pack that you can use for your photos and videos. Speedy Grade Pack is a LUT pack that includes 10 LUTs. This color grading pack has different LUTs, each with a new style and color composition. Moreover, it is a pack that enhances color to make your videos more vibrant and livelier. It creates a more refreshing and colorful atmosphere for your viewers.

2. GoPro LUTs Color Grading Pack

Yet another fantastic LUT pack, especially for outdoor vlogging and videography, is GoPro LUTs Color Grading Pack. This pack comes with over 50 different LUTs, each suitable for GoPro videos. You can use these LUTs to give your vlogs and videos a more cinematic and professional touch. It enhances the brown and muddiness in your videos and balances the exposure to provide the perfect outdoor look.

3. Skin Tones Pack

This pack is the right choice if you want to color-grade your portraits. Skin Tones Pack has over 5 LUTs, and each one is used to fine-tune your skin complexation. With this LUT pack, you can add tan and more brightness to your photos and videos. This pack enhances your skin tone by highlighting your skin color composition. It increases brownness and saturation in your media files to give them a more natural look.

4. Zoan Cinematic Pack

Zoan Cinematic Pack is the perfect color-grading preset that gives your videos a professional-looking cinematic look. This pack has eight cinematic-rich presets you can apply to your videos and vlogs. These LUTs give the modern Hollywood-style impression. It adds richness to your videos, and it underexposes bright colors in your videos to create a modern cinematic ambiance.

5. Winter Pack

It is an exceptional and diversely influencing pack of 3DLUT Mobile. It changes your color composition to bluish to give a colder look. This pack has one LUT that comes with rich colors and deep blue color grading. These colors create an atmosphere that resembles winter and coldness. The blue tone and damping of other colors make your videos look more profound and meaningful.

6. RakhmonovFilmsLUT Pack

The last one on this list is RakhmonovFilmsLUT Pack which has over 100 LUTs. Each LUT is different from the others in style and tone. This pack gives your videos a more meaningful natural-looking color tone. These LUTs create a movie-like feel to your content by correcting colors that look more professional. It adds depth and dramatic touch to your media files with the correct exposure and white balance.

Conclusion

With new tools and applications, video editing becomes more accessible with a professional touch. Social media influencers create videos that give the feel of an expensive movie. This is how much these tools have made creating an excellent cinematic video easier. You can apply LUTs and other color grading options with your smartphone applications, such as 3DLUT mobile app.

Empower your videos with a new mood using different LUTs. Filmora now offers 100+ top-quality 3D LUTs cover a broad range of scenarios. Transform your videos with Filmora’s powerful 3D LUTs.

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• Part 3: 6 Best LUTs That Can Be Used on 3DLUT Mobile App

Part 1: Overviewing The Features of the 3DLUT Mobile App

If you’re looking for a simple and basic mobile application for color grading, 3DLUT mobile app is a good choice. It is an easy-to-use application that does not overcomplicate your color grading process. You can adjust the brightness and contrast of your media files with its basic tools option. Moreover, you can add white balance and saturation, brighten shadows, and sharpen your photos and videos.

Additionally, this app offers over 70 LUT presets that you can use. These LUTs can be applied directly to your media files by changing their tone and mood. In addition to this, it gives you access to the 3DLUT Creator’s library, where you can download and purchase different LUTs packs. You can download this color grading application on your iOS and Android devices.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Part 2: How to Use LUTs on 3DLUT Mobile App for Video Editing?

Color grading and color correction are not only for professional pictures and portraits. You can color-correct your videos as well with your smartphones. This section will give you step-by-step guidance on how to use LUTs using the 3D LUT mobile app for your videos.

Step1Install the Application and Import Media

To install the application, go to the App Store/Play Store and search for the 3DLUT app. Install the application to apply LUTs to your videos. After installing the app, open the application and tap on the “Open Gallery” button to import your media files. You can choose any photo or media from your gallery.

Step2Apply LUTs On Your File

Once you’ve imported your video file, it’s time to apply the LUT to your video. To do so, choose the “LUT” tab from the bottom tray and select the desired LUT.

Step3 Apply the Changes and Save Your File

When you have selected the desired LUT, tap on the “Tick” sign in the right corner of the screen. You can save your file in the gallery by tapping the same sign. Moreover, you can further adjust your file by selecting the Basic option from the bottom tray.

Part 3: 6 Best LUTs That Can Be Used on 3DLUT Mobile App

With the 3DLUT app, you can even access the LUT’s library of 3DLUT Creator. You can choose from different LUTs available according to your choice. You can always select the option for 3DLUT mobile app free download on your app’s store.

1. Speedy Grade Pack

It is a great LUT pack that you can use for your photos and videos. Speedy Grade Pack is a LUT pack that includes 10 LUTs. This color grading pack has different LUTs, each with a new style and color composition. Moreover, it is a pack that enhances color to make your videos more vibrant and livelier. It creates a more refreshing and colorful atmosphere for your viewers.

2. GoPro LUTs Color Grading Pack

Yet another fantastic LUT pack, especially for outdoor vlogging and videography, is GoPro LUTs Color Grading Pack. This pack comes with over 50 different LUTs, each suitable for GoPro videos. You can use these LUTs to give your vlogs and videos a more cinematic and professional touch. It enhances the brown and muddiness in your videos and balances the exposure to provide the perfect outdoor look.

3. Skin Tones Pack

This pack is the right choice if you want to color-grade your portraits. Skin Tones Pack has over 5 LUTs, and each one is used to fine-tune your skin complexation. With this LUT pack, you can add tan and more brightness to your photos and videos. This pack enhances your skin tone by highlighting your skin color composition. It increases brownness and saturation in your media files to give them a more natural look.

4. Zoan Cinematic Pack

Zoan Cinematic Pack is the perfect color-grading preset that gives your videos a professional-looking cinematic look. This pack has eight cinematic-rich presets you can apply to your videos and vlogs. These LUTs give the modern Hollywood-style impression. It adds richness to your videos, and it underexposes bright colors in your videos to create a modern cinematic ambiance.

5. Winter Pack

It is an exceptional and diversely influencing pack of 3DLUT Mobile. It changes your color composition to bluish to give a colder look. This pack has one LUT that comes with rich colors and deep blue color grading. These colors create an atmosphere that resembles winter and coldness. The blue tone and damping of other colors make your videos look more profound and meaningful.

6. RakhmonovFilmsLUT Pack

The last one on this list is RakhmonovFilmsLUT Pack which has over 100 LUTs. Each LUT is different from the others in style and tone. This pack gives your videos a more meaningful natural-looking color tone. These LUTs create a movie-like feel to your content by correcting colors that look more professional. It adds depth and dramatic touch to your media files with the correct exposure and white balance.

Conclusion

With new tools and applications, video editing becomes more accessible with a professional touch. Social media influencers create videos that give the feel of an expensive movie. This is how much these tools have made creating an excellent cinematic video easier. You can apply LUTs and other color grading options with your smartphone applications, such as 3DLUT mobile app.

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Keyframes Interval: Everything You Need To Know | Filmora

Many people may not understand what the Keyframe Interval stands for. However, it is a simple concept for video editors where the encoding settings determine the frequency at which the whole picture is transmitted.

The Keyframe Interval is responsible for how often a keyframe is generated within the video. A keyframe, also known as an i-frame, is a single frame that contains all of the necessary information for displaying a video. If the Keyframe Interval is set too high, it could lead to visible compression without compromising the quality of a video.

Keyframe Interval is essential in video streaming and recording, but it can be confusing. In this guide, we’ll help you understand this concept to enable you to create better animations.

Part 1. What Is Keyframe Interval

Keyframe Intervals, also known as “Keyframe Frequency” in Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder (FMLE) and vMix or “GOP size” by some encoders, is the frequency at which keyframes are generated in an animated sequence. This is an important parameter to consider when creating animations, as it can impact the animation’s file size, quality, and smoothness.

Keyframe Intervals are the distance in time between two keyframes. For example, if an animation is set to every 2 seconds interval and the frame rate is 30 per second, it means that every 60 frames, a keyframe is created.

Part 2. How Does Keyframe Interval Work?

Keyframes are important in video and animation because they mark specific points in time that can be used to create a smooth and consistent transition between different states or images. The Keyframe Interval is the amount of time that passes between two keyframes.

In order to create a smooth and consistent transition, the Keyframe Interval must be carefully calculated. In a 60-frame-per-second video, a keyframe is recorded every 5 or 300 frames. Delta frames are “difference” frames that provide an incremental change from the previous frame.

Keyframes are different from delta frames in that a higher keyframe value results in a clearer video with fewer transmission artifacts and vice versa.

The Keyframe Interval can be adjusted to create a faster or slower transition between two keyframes. A shorter Keyframe Interval will create a faster transition, while a longer one will create a slower transition.

For example, if you want your transition to look smoother, use a longer interval, like two seconds. Conversely, a zoom effect over a 0.2-second interval will be quicker.

Part 3. A concept closely connected to Keyframe Interval - Bitrates

The relationship between keyframes and bitrates is important to understand when creating video content. Keyframes are the frames in a video that are used to define the start and end points of an encoding process. The bitrate measures how much information is being transferred in a given time from one place to another.

When encoding video, keyframes are used to establish a consistent quality throughout the video. The bitrate is then used to determine how much information can be transferred without affecting the quality of the video. Thus, the higher the video’s bitrate, the better the quality.

Your mileage may vary regarding this explanation, as different encoders manage bitrates and keyframes in different ways.

For example, if you’re using an encoder like Wirecast, you might notice that broadcasting in a still background with someone talking results in a higher quality video as compared to a moving background. This can be reproduced using the same average bitrate and Keyframe Interval between them.

This happens because the delta frames have to share a lot more information to share in each frame in the video with a moving background. When you have an encoder like Wirecast, it’s working to keep your stream at an average bitrate. This can result in reduced quality if there is a lot of extra information in the delta frames.

Part 4. What You Need To Know To Set A Right Keyframe Interval

After understanding the important concepts in video editing, let’s see how to set the keyframe level in our videos appropriately.

Most streaming services will automatically set it for you based on your stream’s frame rate and bitrate. However, if you want to set the keyframe gap manually, there are a few things you need to keep in mind.

• Set the frame interval at 2 seconds. Do not increase it from 4 seconds.
• Disable the “auto” keyframe feature.
• To allow for b-frames, use an encoding profile higher than baseline and use IDR-based keyframes.

Part 5. How To Change The Keyframe Interval On OBS Studio

Above is the basic knowledge of the keyframe interval. Then, how to apply it to your real video-editing work? In this part, we will choose OBS to show you the application process.

OBS Studio is a powerful yet free and open-source screen recorder and live streaming tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux. One of the most useful features of OBS Studio is its ability to change the keyframe interval on the fly without having to restart your recording or stream.

The process for changing the it in OBS Studio has been made more efficient since the classic version. However, some users may have trouble locating the new setting.

Here’s how to change the it on OBS Studio:

Step1 Launch the OBS Studio on your PC or laptop.

Step2 From the bottom right of the screen, open the “Settings” menu.

Step3 On the Settings Window, click “Output” and configure the output mode to “Advanced.”

Step4 Finally, edit the Keyframe Interval, set it to 2 seconds, and click “OK” to save your changes.

Part 6. Will Keyframe Interval Affect Your Video’s Quality?

When you try to set the keyframe gap by yourself, you may feel confused about the difference a higher or lower interval make to your video. Then, wil-l or how it affects your video’s performance?

In a stream, it determines the balance between smoothness and picture quality. A keyframe is a point that determines how often the entire frame is sent, as opposed to just the differences from the previous frame.

Therefore, if you set the Keyframe Interval higher, your video will be more stable with fewer artifacts but requires more bandwidth and processing power. Conversely, a lower Keyframe Interval value causes more artifacts but is less resource intensive.

A lower Keyframe Interval value will result in lower video quality, while a higher keyframe value will result in higher video quality. However, the optimal Keyframe Interval value can vary depending on the specific case.

For instance, you don’t need a higher Keyframe Interval for streaming a live video, but you have to use a higher Key Interval value for recording.

Video- What is the Maximum Bitrate & Keyframe Interval for OBS

The Bottom Line

In this article, we’ve explored Keyframe Interval, how it works, and the relationship between keyframes and bitrates. We also provided guidance on setting the Keyframe Interval correctly and changing it on OBS Studio.

Hopefully, the information provided in this guide was helpful, and you now have a better understanding of Keyframe Intervals.

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The Bottom Line

In this article, we’ve explored Keyframe Interval, how it works, and the relationship between keyframes and bitrates. We also provided guidance on setting the Keyframe Interval correctly and changing it on OBS Studio.

Hopefully, the information provided in this guide was helpful, and you now have a better understanding of Keyframe Intervals.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

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