How to Blur Part of a Video | Clipchamp Tutorial

How to blur video or blur specific part of a video or image in Clipchamp. This is a beginner friendly tutorial on Microsoft Clipchamp video editing.

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[Network-Bob]

Dude thank you so much. Been banging my head on this for more time than I care to admit to.

[mohammadhasanali]

What about blur in only for few clips in a large video?

[BlueBlazingNinjas]

Because of this I liked and subscribed.Thank You!!!

[wik_mad-._ok]

thanks for the tutorial i was looking everywhere but couldnt find anything helpful but you helped a lot1

[Downsize]

i dont have the toolbar where the crop is

[DonaldMonacelli-lzpo]

This is only for stationary objects. How would you do it if the camera angle is moving side and side and up and down and all around? Not this way…

[heathsanders]

Thanks man, quick question. If you have more than one area to blur out, lets say the number plate was in three different places on video. Can you do that ?

P.s, repeat the process and you can blur more than one area....Just worked it out

[toniadeane]

This also blurs that part of the video for the entire video. So what if we don't want that part blurred for the entire video? I thought that it would just blur that part. This was a help, but this doesn't actually do what I want. Thanks though

[HeejeePlays]

If there is any foul word in the video How can we trim it?Pls make a tutorial for it .

[valerkayf]

You blurred the photo, not video. Video blurring is when the hiding part stays always blurred when camera moves around.

[overcheats]

and how to blur mutliple parts that are static in one video ?

[hqwmgiyujcg]

how to make text or image in clipchamp

[tempuser]

Thanks for that info. I was busting my brain on how to do video fade-out (needed layer for my stuff)...

I do almost the same thing -- thanks to *your* method of [duplicate] layers 😊... and cropping ... only, I did *not* blur it (after selecting done).... just went to Adjust Colors; selected Contrast 100% & Exposure 0%.

For the most part, it works -- if you don't mind a black square [instead of the fuzzy blur outline]. Of course, this might require saving then reloaded from scratch * and repeating the process, to get the square darker (if text or whatever is still bleeding through the cropped area).

* I mean exiting and reloading the [saved or] exported copy with all the elements (layers) combined; that way, if you make a mistake [raises hand over head] you won't have to redo whatever... especially, since you can't "undo" something, once it's exported. I mean, if you do so other edit (sound fx etc), after mugging up the "blur" thing. 😐

The only issue I found is that the file size will probably be larger ... but what the heck... *your* layer/blur method is well worth it... and outweighs the "file-size" issue -- thanks a bunch, Himel!!

Too bad Microsoft didn't think of your method. A tech guy said that there is no way to blur in my "poor version" (free) ... and not even in the Premium version.

[davidroberts]

Thank you for this. A short and direct video answering exactly what I am looking for.