Upload the source clip
Add one MP4, MOV or WebM video with a clearly visible subject.
AI VIDEO BACKGROUND REMOVER
Remove the Background. Keep the Moving Subject.
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.
Add one MP4, MOV or WebM video with a clearly visible subject.
Keep transparency, use a clean color, or prepare a replacement background asset.
Process through the local Tool67 Video Engine and download the finished result when it is ready.
WORKSPACE
Upload one source clip, choose the Vision Engine settings, then process it directly through the same local route used by the test page.
Upload the main clip you want to clean up.
These controls map directly to the local video-background-remover Vision Engine tool.
RESULT
EXAMPLES
Four starter examples for now. Add more cards later by repeating the same article structure.
Keep the speaker and replace a distracting room.
Separate the product or hands from the original scene.
Preserve moving fur and subject edges across a new background.
Test cleaner cutout behavior on more dynamic movement.
POPULAR USES
Replace distracting rooms with a cleaner branded environment.
Keep the item and hands, but simplify the surrounding scene.
Reuse one clip across multiple campaign backgrounds.
Create a consistent visual setup without re-recording every video.
FAQ
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.
No. The tool is designed to separate the foreground subject from ordinary recorded backgrounds, so a green screen is not required.
The current local Vision Engine tool supports transparent, blur, white, black and green backgrounds. It does not use a second uploaded background asset.
No. It uses the local Tool67 Video Engine tool video-background-remover, the same processing route as the test page.
Transparent is best when you need an alpha video for later compositing. White, black and green create a solid background, while Blur keeps the original scene but softens it.
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.
The page reads the current processing cost from the Video Engine tool configuration instead of using a hard-coded page price.
Yes. The result area is hidden initially. After you click Process Video it opens below the workspace with a dark loading overlay and timer, then switches to the finished video with a download button.
Flying hair, transparent objects, reflections, shadows, overlapping people, fast movement and low-quality source footage are the most common causes of unstable edges.
Yes. When processing completes, the download arrow appears in the lower-right corner of the result video.