MP4, MOV, WebM · 200 MB · 2 minutes · up to 4K
Choose your output before you remove the background from a video: transparent WebM gives you a foreground layer for later compositing; a solid color gives the clip a finished backdrop. For broader scene changes, explore AI Video Editor. The images below illustrate these workflows, rather than measured processing results.
Turn a grooming explainer or talking-head clip into a consistent series with a chosen backdrop. Select Solid color, pick the shade, then choose MP4 or WebM. You can change video background online using these controls; adding a photo or moving scene requires a separate compositing step.
Choose Transparent to export WebM when the foreground needs to sit over another layer. For a hand-held product demonstration, check that the selected model can isolate your subject, then inspect fingers and the item throughout the clip. Keep this transparent export for later edits; a solid-color export includes the backdrop.
Remove the room behind an instructor, then place the exported foreground over lesson material in an editor that supports WebM transparency. That final assembly happens outside this background tool. If the footage itself needs a prompt-guided change, use AI Video Editor as a separate task.
Use the workbench above to prepare a clip and choose an output that fits your next step.
Upload a playable MP4, MOV, or WebM. Select an available model, then set the start and end times within the clip-length range shown for that model.
Select Transparent for WebM, or Solid color for WebM or MP4. If the model asks for a subject point, select it at the clip's start before generating.
Review the displayed credits and sign in when prompted to generate. When processing succeeds, play the result, inspect moving edges, and download the output for its intended use.
Preview a supported local video before submitting it, so you can check the footage you intend to process.
Set start and end times to process the passage you need within your selected model's limits.
The model selector shows which options are available, helping you avoid planning around an unconfigured option.
The generate control displays the estimated credits, so you can review the cost before submitting your clip.
Play a completed output before downloading; a single still frame cannot show every edge throughout a gesture.
Need a larger frame? Video Upscaler handles resolution as a separate task from background removal.
The workbench accepts playable MP4, MOV, and WebM files up to 200 MB and two minutes, with neither side above 4096 pixels. The selected model may require a shorter processing segment; use its displayed clip-length range rather than assuming the full upload can be processed.
A green screen is not required by this workflow. Subject handling depends on the selected model: some options focus on people, while a point-selection option asks you to identify a subject. Inspect hair, hands, motion blur, and overlapping objects; results are not guaranteed for every scene.
A black preview can mean the destination does not display the file's transparency, but it can also indicate an opaque output. Check that you selected Transparent and exported WebM. Test it over a colored layer in a compatible editor before assuming the background removal failed.
This workbench offers transparency or a solid color, not a custom image or video backdrop upload. To use a photograph, slide, or moving scene, export transparent WebM and assemble the layers in a compatible editor. Solid-color output is available as WebM or MP4.
Do not assume processing is free. Review the credit estimate shown for your selected model and clip; submission requires sign-in and sufficient credits when a charge applies. If no compatible model is available, you can prepare your input, but cannot start a processing job.
This tool centers on the background you want: transparent or a chosen solid color. AI Video Matting provides a separate workflow for cutout or mask output and feathering controls. Removing subtitles, extending footage, and changing the frame are also separate tasks.
Bring your video to the workbench, decide between transparency and a solid color, and review the selected model and credits before you generate.
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