Auto Video Blur - Filtering
Blur faces, eyes, mouth, etc.
About
Automatically detect and blur faces, eyes, mouths, people, or text in videos. Apply various filters like pixelize, monochrome, or glitter. You can also blur specific areas or the entire video and save in MOV or MP4 format.
What's New in Auto Video Blur
3.0
June 23, 2026
• Added video trimming support • You can now choose the export quality: 720p / 1080p / 4K • You can now choose whether to include audio or not • Added margin adjustment for mosaic areas and an option to blur the edges
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FAQ
What is Auto Video Blur used for?
Auto Video Blur is used to automatically detect and apply blurring to faces, eyes, mouths, people, and text within videos. It also allows for the application of various creative filters and selective blurring.
Does Auto Video Blur have ads?
Yes, Auto Video Blur contains advertisements. This is common for free applications that offer in-app purchases for additional features or to remove ads.
What filters can I apply with Auto Video Blur?
You can apply filters such as Pixelize, Monochrome, Glitter, Camera shake, Dotting, and Sepia. These can be applied to specific blurred areas or the entire video.
What devices does Auto Video Blur support?
Auto Video Blur is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
How often is Auto Video Blur updated?
The latest version, 2.2.2, was released on December 4, 2025. This indicates a recent update, suggesting the app is actively maintained.
What video formats can I save with Auto Video Blur?
Videos edited with Auto Video Blur can be saved in either MOV or MP4 format, providing common and widely compatible options for sharing and playback.
What is the user rating for Auto Video Blur?
Auto Video Blur has a rating of 4.3 stars based on 30 ratings. This suggests generally positive user feedback for its features and performance.
Can I blur specific parts of a video that aren't faces or text?
Yes, in addition to automatic detection, you can also apply blur to areas outside of the recognized faces, eyes, mouths, people, or text. This offers flexibility in editing.
