Remove Video Background Free

Upload your video and remove or replace the background using AI — directly in your browser. No upload to servers, no watermarks, completely free.

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MP4, MOV, or WebM • Max 200MB

Pro Tips

  • 1.Good lighting matters. The AI works best when there is clear contrast between the subject and background. Avoid backlighting.
  • 2.Keep videos short. Processing happens frame-by-frame. A 30-second 720p video (~900 frames) is ideal. Longer videos work but take more time and memory.
  • 3.Tune edge settings. If you see halos or rough edges, lower Edge Sensitivity and increase Edge Smoothing. For sharp cutouts, do the opposite.
  • 4.Use Chrome or Edge. These browsers have the best WebGL and MediaRecorder support, producing faster processing and higher quality output.
  • 5.Green screen output. Choose Solid Color with the green preset to create footage ready for chroma key compositing in any video editor.

Last updated: March 2026

How to Remove a Video Background

Upload your video (MP4, MOV, or WebM, up to 200MB). Choose your replacement background — a solid color for clean presentations, a blurred version of the original for that professional Zoom look, a custom image for creative compositing, or fully transparent for use in video editors like Premiere or DaVinci Resolve. Adjust edge sensitivity and smoothing for the cleanest cutout, then click Process and watch the AI work through each frame.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does AI video background removal work?

The tool uses MediaPipe's Selfie Segmentation model running in your browser via TensorFlow.js. It processes each video frame through the AI model to create a person mask, then composites the person onto your chosen background. Everything runs on your device — no server uploads.

What backgrounds can I use?

Solid colors (white, green screen, blue, black, or any custom color), a blurred version of the original background (like Zoom), a custom uploaded image, or fully transparent for compositing in video editors.

How long does processing take?

A 30-second video typically processes in 1-3 minutes on a modern computer with a dedicated GPU. Integrated graphics may take 2-5 minutes. Keep clips under 60 seconds for best results.

Is my video uploaded to any server?

No. The entire process runs locally in your browser using TensorFlow.js and MediaPipe. Your video never leaves your device.

What format is the output?

WebM format, which is supported by most modern browsers and video editors. For MP4, run the output through a video converter tool.

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