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Choose an MP4, MOV, or WebM up to 30 seconds and 100 MB.
YOUR FOOTAGE. WITHOUT THE SCENERY.
Remove your video’s original background and replace it with green. Keep the subject, preserve the sound, and take an MP4 into your next edit.
Your subject.
A fresh green background.
Choose a clip to see its processing price.
Uploading sends your clip to our storage. Processing sends it to our video processing provider. Local files are not retained across sign-in.
FROM REAL LIFE TO YOUR NEXT EDIT
Choose an MP4, MOV, or WebM up to 30 seconds and 100 MB.
Review the processing price, then separate your subject and replace the scene with green.
Save the MP4 and bring it into your editor to add the background you want.
LESS SCENERY. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Remove bg video gives your next edit a practical starting point: the subject on green, ready for chroma key.
One solid green background. Your next scene is up to you.Talking heads, product clips, and everyday footage. A clearly visible subject gives the model a better starting point.
Replace the original background with solid green, then key that green out in your video editor.
Download an MP4 with the input audio preserved. Review hair, motion blur, and fine details before using the result.
WHAT GOES IN, WHAT COMES OUT
Remove bg video is built around one job: take a short clip filmed anywhere, remove the background behind the person or object, and hand back a clean green-screen file you can finish in any editor. These are the exact limits the upload checks.
WHERE IT FITS
You do not need a studio, a backdrop, or special lighting to remove bg video. People usually reach for it when the shot is good but the room behind it is not.
A webcam or phone recording in a kitchen, office, or bedroom becomes a clean subject on green. Drop in a branded background, a slide, or a blurred office plate later.
Short clips of a product being held or used can be placed on a clean colour or a lifestyle scene, without reshooting on a table sweep.
Separate the presenter from the room so you can place them beside a screen recording, a diagram, or a title card in the same frame.
Reactions, announcements, and trend formats where you want to swap the location behind you for something that fits the post.
Record a speaker once, then composite them over different slide decks or event graphics for each version of the talk.
Test how a scene will look against a new background before committing to a full reshoot or a paid compositing pass.
BEFORE YOU FILM OR UPLOAD
The model does the separation, but the footage decides how clean the edges are. A few habits make the result easier to use.
An evenly lit face and body separate more cleanly than a figure in silhouette against a bright window.
A dark jacket in front of a dark wall, or a white shirt against a white door, gives the edge less to work with.
Fast hand movement and heavy motion blur are the hardest parts to cut out. Slow the gesture or use a higher shutter speed when you can.
A single person or object that stays visible gives a steadier result than crowds or people walking in and out of shot.
Cut the clip to the part you will actually use. Shorter clips cost fewer credits and stay within the 30-second limit.
Loose hair, fur, glasses, and transparent objects can show green fringes. Review them in the preview and soften the edge in your editor if needed.
AFTER THE DOWNLOAD
The download is a normal MP4, not a file with a transparent channel. To place your subject over a new scene, put the clip on a track above your background and apply a chroma key to the green.
GOOD TO KNOW
Being clear about the limits saves you a wasted upload.
It removes the original background of a regular video and replaces it with a solid green background. The output is a green-screen MP4, not a transparent video.
No. Start with a normal video. The tool separates the subject and creates the green background for your next edit.
This workspace creates a green-screen video from ordinary footage. To replace the resulting green with another scene, use the chroma-key controls in your video editor.
MP4, MOV, or WebM, up to 100 MB and 30 seconds. We check the actual video duration on upload. Trim longer clips before uploading.
The request preserves the original audio and disables automatic cropping. Inspect the output before publishing; fine edges and fast motion can need cleanup.
The credit price is calculated from the verified clip duration, rounded up to whole seconds, and shown before processing. Uploading does not spend processing credits.
Yes. Sign in before you upload so the processing job, its price, and the finished MP4 are saved to your account history.
If a job fails, the credits charged for that job are returned to your balance. You can then check the clip and try again.
Not in one job. Trim it into sections of 30 seconds or less, process each one, and join them back together in your editor.
KEEP WHAT MATTERS IN THE FRAME