- Tool type
- Browser-based AI video face de-identification tool
- Made for
- People anonymizing faces in video
- Runs on
- Web browser
- Chrome and Edge are recommended; Firefox and Safari have limited support. iOS uses a WASM fallback and may be slower.
What it does
VideoMasker is a browser-based tool for people who need to de-identify faces in video, including journalism and media, academic research, and security work. It automatically detects and tracks faces, then provides a frame-level timeline to review and adjust masks before export. Users can move, resize, add, or remove masks, and preview the result.
The free plan offers pixelation; the Pro plan adds blur and experimental selective de-identification, which lets users choose faces to mask or keep. VideoMasker exports WebM and MP4, and the site says audio is preserved. Basic use is described as unlimited and requires no signup; mask editing requires sign-in. Open the website in a supported browser to start. Processing runs in the browser, so performance depends on video length, resolution, and device: Chrome or Edge is recommended, while Safari and Firefox have limited support and iPhones and iPads may process more slowly. A 7-day Pro trial begins on first login and then reverts to Free. The browser-local workflow differs from the separately offered Enterprise cloud-processing option.
What it can do
- Automatically detects and tracks faces in video
- Frame-level timeline review and mask editing
- Add, move, resize, or remove masks
- Apply pixelation or Pro blur effects
- Experimental selective de-identification
- Export WebM and MP4
Before you choose
- Processing happens in the browser; time depends on video length and resolution, and mobile devices may be slower.
- Firefox and Safari have limited support; iOS devices use a slower WASM fallback.
- Selective de-identification is marked experimental. Timeline mask editing requires sign-in.
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Get started
Basic pixelation is available without signup. Mask editing requires sign-in; Pro trial starts on first login.
- Open VideoMasker in a supported browser; Chrome or Edge is recommended.
- Start a new anonymization task and allow the model to load.
- Sign in to edit masks on the timeline, review the complete video and export as WebM or MP4.
Plans and prices
Pro costs $6.99 with monthly billing or $69.99 with yearly billing; the yearly view also displays $5.83/month equivalent. Enterprise is custom-priced. Dollar currency code is unconfirmed.
- Unlimited processing
- Pixelation
- WebM and MP4 output
- Watermark included
- Mask editing after sign-in
- No blur or selective de-identification
- Blur and pixelation
- Experimental selective de-identification
- WebM and MP4 output
- No watermark
- Unlimited processing
- 7-day trial on first login
- All Pro features
- API access
- Cloud processing option
- Real-time webcam processing
- SSO integration
- Dedicated support with SLA
7-day free trial.
Source: videomasker.com/en/pricing, checked 2 Nov 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 2 Nov 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- About VideoMasker | Editable On-Device Video De-Identification ↗www.videomasker.com
- VideoMasker pricing — monthly and yearly selectors ↗www.videomasker.com
- VideoMasker - Editable Video Face De-Identification | Auto Detection + Timeline Masking ↗www.videomasker.com
- VideoMasker - Editable Video Face De-Identification | Auto Detection + Timeline Masking ↗www.videomasker.com
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