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Video Background Removal

Core access Supported local processing No Pixlane watermark AI on-device

Use on-device segmentation to estimate a subject mask across the clip, then export over a selected chroma-key color for further compositing. Review the mask because results vary with the scene, motion, lighting, and source quality.

No green screen needed

Neural segmentation estimates a subject mask on processed frames; hair, motion blur, and low-contrast boundaries can need cleanup after review.

Chroma-key ready

Exports place the subject over a selected solid backdrop for chroma-key workflows in compatible editors.

On-device

The model runs through WebAssembly on your device. Supported video contents are not uploaded for processing.

How to remove a video background

  1. Open the tool and add your video Select a compatible file for Video Background Removal.
  2. Review and adjust Choose a replacement color, run segmentation, then review the subject mask across the clip and adjust the source or workflow if edges are missed before export.
  3. Export and download Review the exported result from Video Background Removal, then download it.

Frequently asked questions

Why a colored background instead of transparency?

The current opaque video export has no alpha channel, so the tool uses a selected solid key color for later compositing in a compatible editor. Edge quality and re-keying results vary with the mask, color choice, and editor.

Why the 30-second cap?

Segmentation evaluates processed frames with a neural model, which can use substantial memory and compute. Trim longer clips first; runtime and practical limits vary by browser, device, frame count, and resolution.

Which model is used?

The workflow can select a portrait-matting model (MODNet) when a face is detected and a general u2net segmentation model otherwise. Model selection and execution depend on the supported on-device WebAssembly path.

Can I get a transparent background instead of a color?

Not in the current opaque-video workflow. The export uses a selected solid key color for re-keying in compatible editors; transparent video output is not currently offered.

Does it work without a person in the shot?

It can attempt general-subject segmentation when no face is detected. Mask quality varies by subject separation, movement, lighting, and background, so review the full clip before export.