How does the watermark blur tool work?
The tool lets you draw and position a blur box over a specific region of your video or image. This is especially useful for censoring watermarks, date stamps, logo overlays, or sensitive details.
Censor or cover unwanted watermarks, logos, or text on your videos and images with a local blur mask. Upload your media, customize the blur box dimensions and intensity, and position it using preset corner snaps, auto-detection, or manual dragging. All processing is executed 100% locally.
Censor watermarks, logos, stamps, or text on images and videos. Drag the blur zone or choose auto-detection coordinates.
Drag & drop, click to browse, or paste an MP4 video file.
Adjust the blur box dimensions and blur radius to perfectly obscure details while maintaining professional aesthetics.
Your media files stay on your local device. Processing is performed securely using local browser APIs.
Select auto-detect to automatically snap the blur zone directly over standard Gemini or Veo corner logo positions.
Adding a blur filter is one of the most reliable and non-intrusive ways to censor watermarks, stamps, date logs, or third-party brand logos. This tool lets you place a resizable blur window at any location on your media, configure its width/height, and apply a smooth Gaussian-like box blur.
The tool runs fully in-browser using GPU-accelerated canvas filter features. It decodes frame-by-frame, overlays the filter on the designated coordinate bounding box, and packages it into your finished video or image locally, ensuring zero wait lists or server overhead.
The tool lets you draw and position a blur box over a specific region of your video or image. This is especially useful for censoring watermarks, date stamps, logo overlays, or sensitive details.
Yes. You can adjust the width and height of the blur zone via sliders, and control the blur radius (intensity) from subtle blurring to complete censoring.
Yes. You can select Auto-Detect to automatically snap the blur box to standard corner watermark positions (like Gemini or Veo corner logos) based on the media dimensions.
No. All rendering, canvas manipulation, decoding, and encoding run entirely in your web browser using HTML5 Canvas and the WebCodecs API. Your files never leave your device.