AI VIDEO BACKGROUND REMOVER

Remove the background.
Keep the subject.
Export a cleaner video fast.

Upload a recorded clip, keep the person, product or pet in motion, and replace the original environment with transparency, a color, or a new background asset.

  • No green screen required
  • Current-page processing workflow
  • Built for talking heads, products and social clips
AI background removalLIVE PREVIEW
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Upload the source clip

Add one MP4, MOV or WebM video with a clearly visible subject.

02

Choose the background output

Keep transparency, use a clean color, or prepare a replacement background asset.

03

Download the finished result

Process directly in this page and save the cleaned video when it is ready.

WORKSPACE

Build your cleaned video in one place.

Use the source upload on the left and the scene settings on the right. The result panel appears below only after you click Generate.

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Source video

Upload the main clip you want to clean up.

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Optional background asset

Upload a replacement image or video if needed.

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Scene direction

Use the default prompt, or insert a ready-made sample.

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EXAMPLES

See the background-removal workflow in motion.

Four starter examples for now. Add more cards later by repeating the same article structure.

PERSON
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Talking Head

Keep the speaker and replace a distracting room.

PRODUCT
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Product Demo

Separate the product or hands from the original scene.

PET
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Pet Clip

Preserve moving fur and subject edges across a new background.

MOTION
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Fast Motion

Test cleaner cutout behavior on more dynamic movement.

POPULAR USES

Useful for clean presentations, demos and social video.

Talking-head content

Replace distracting rooms with a cleaner branded environment.

Product demonstrations

Keep the item and hands, but simplify the surrounding scene.

Short-form marketing

Reuse one clip across multiple campaign backgrounds.

Lessons & explainers

Create a consistent visual setup without re-recording every video.

FAQ

Common questions

What type of source video works best?

Use a clip with a clearly visible subject, stable lighting and useful contrast between the subject and the original environment. Heavy motion blur and extreme compression can make edges less consistent.

Do I need a green screen?

No. The tool is designed to separate the foreground subject from ordinary recorded backgrounds, so a green screen is not required.

Can I upload a replacement background asset?

Yes. Add an optional image or video background file. If no asset is uploaded, choose transparency, a supported solid-color mode, or another available output option.

What does the Model option do?

The model selector lets the page use an enabled video-processing model returned by Tool67. Auto is retained as a safe fallback when no specific model is required.

Which output type should I choose?

Composite MP4 is the simplest finished-video option. Green Screen MP4 is useful for later keying. Transparent Video requires a codec and player that support alpha transparency.

Why can transparent output look black?

Some browsers and video players do not display alpha channels correctly. In those players, transparent pixels may appear black even if the exported file contains transparency.

How many credits does processing use?

The page currently shows a default processing charge of 20 credits before generation. Your remaining balance is shown under the Generate button when you are signed in.

Does the result appear on this page?

Yes. The result area is hidden initially. After you click Generate it opens below the workspace with a dark loading overlay and timer, then switches to the finished video with a download button.

What can cause rough edges or flicker?

Flying hair, transparent objects, reflections, shadows, overlapping people, fast movement and low-quality source footage are the most common causes of unstable edges.

Can I download the finished video immediately?

Yes. When processing completes, the download arrow appears in the lower-right corner of the result video.