Redactrr.

Redactrr.
Blur anyone. Instantly.

Automatic, professional-grade person detection scans your footage the moment you upload it. Choose who stays visible, switch redaction on and off at exact moments, lock decisions in, and export — without a single frame ever leaving your device.

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01 · Automatic scanning

Scans the moment you upload

Redactrr starts scanning the instant your file loads, using an in-browser AI model to find every person before you've even seen the first frame. In a hurry? Hit "Skip scan" and it detects people live as you play instead — no upfront wait at all. Any video format your browser can't play natively is converted automatically first, so there's no dead-end file type.

Person 1 · Redact: On
Person 2 · Redact: Off
Person 3 · Redact: On
02 · Direct control

Click a person to redact them

Everyone detected is blurred by default. Click them directly on the video, or flip their card in the sidebar, to switch them to visible instead. Every region is clearly labeled right on the footage — "Redact: On" in green, "Redact: Off" in red — matching the sidebar panel exactly, so it's always obvious who's protected and who isn't at a glance.

03 · Redaction style

Blur or pixelate — your call

Choose a smooth blur or a mosaic pixelate style, then dial in the exact strength and radius until it looks right. Settings apply instantly in the live preview and bake directly into your exported video — no separate render step or guesswork.

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3 toggles
04 · Time-based control

Redact and un-redact on cue

Scrub to any point in the clip and add a toggle — a region can blur, then show, then blur again, all automatically as the video plays. Perfect for someone who should only stay hidden for part of the footage. Every toggle you add gets a clear confirmation, so there's never any doubt it registered.

drag to draw a blur region
05 · Manual regions

Draw your own, anytime

For anything automatic detection doesn't catch — a partial view, an object, a sign — draw a blur region by hand. It's fully independent of the AI model, so it works even if detection fails to load entirely, and it supports the same time-based toggles and permanent locking as any other region.

Person 3
Permanently blurred
06 · Permanent redaction

Lock a redaction in for good

Once you're certain someone should stay blurred, lock it. A locked region can't be un-blurred by an accidental click on the video or the sidebar — and it's guaranteed to render blurred in your final export, no matter what happens elsewhere in the timeline.

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Converting to MP4 — 72%
07 · Export

Tracked from start to finish

Exporting renders every redaction directly into the video's pixels, with the original aspect ratio preserved exactly. Watch it move through recording and conversion in the Jobs panel — an instant WebM download is available the moment recording finishes, while the MP4 keeps converting in the background. Nothing downloads automatically without you.

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The workflow

Three steps. Nothing manual required.

Unless you want it to be — hand-drawn control is there the moment you need it.

01

Upload

Drop in any video. Formats your browser can't play natively convert automatically before scanning starts — no format is a dead end.

02

Scan

A full, professional-grade scan starts the instant you upload, finding every person before you even press play. Impatient? Skip it and detect live instead.

03

Choose & export

Everyone's blurred by default. Un-blur, lock, time-toggle, or hand-draw exactly who and what you want, then export a clean MP4.

Pricing

One plan. Everything included.

No feature gates, no seat limits, no hidden tiers — just monthly or annual.

Monthly

£110/mo
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
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Save £120/year

Annual

£1200/yr
Billed annually — works out to £100/mo.
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Your footage never leaves your device

Detection, blurring, and export all happen locally in your browser. There's no server involved in processing your video — it's not a policy, it's how the app is built.

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