How to Blur Out Faces in Video

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how to blur faces in your video!
If you want to censor or blur out someone’s face in your video, you’ll need a video editor blur tool. Jeff will show you how to blur out moving faces or objects in your video. Using Filmora’s Face Off feature (located in Power Tool), will do just that.
Filmora includes two tools that can help you blur faces out of your videos; Mosaic and Face Off. You can access both by selecting your clip in the timeline, right clicking, and choosing the Power Tool option.
Using Mosaic
For this option to work, the face you are blurring has to stay in the same place throughout your clip. 1. Right click on your clip and select Power Tool, and then go to Mosaic.
2. Check the box next to Apply Mosaic to the clip. A blurred box will appear in the preview window. 3. Drag the box over the face and use the white circles surrounding it to resize it.
4. Use the Percent bar to choose how blurry you want the face to be.
5. If you want to blur a second face, click Add to create a new mosaic box.
Using Face Off
This feature will track a face that moves around and keep it blurry.
1. Right click on your clip and select Power Tool, and then go to Face Off.
2. Check the box next to Apply Face Off to the clip.
3. Face Off will identify all faces in the clip and blur them out. You can also choose to use a funny stamp instead of the usual blur.
Face Off is a great tool for concealing faces that move slowly, but it can have trouble with fast movements.