Free for your first 45 seconds. Records plain video first, then blurs your background or swaps in your own photo right after — so recording itself never stutters, since nothing heavy runs while the camera is live.
💡 Before you hit record
Face a window or lamp — good light matters more than a tidy room, especially since your background gets blurred anyway.
Look at the camera lens, not your own preview — it reads as eye contact.
Keep movements a little slower than feels natural; quick head turns are the hardest thing for background blur to track cleanly.
A quiet room beats a quiet-looking one — background noise doesn't get blurred the way the background image does.
1. Record
2. Choose effect
3. Process
4. Get link
initializing camera
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Recording up to 3 minutes is supported. Processing afterward takes roughly twice your recording length — a full 3-minute recording can take about 6 minutes to process, so keep the tab open once it starts.
Background image
Pass 1/2: analyzing frames…
Don't close this window until processing finishes. Speed depends on your device, browser, and internet connection — it can take longer on an older computer or a slow connection than the estimate above suggests.
starting camera…
Two ways to look camera-ready
You're not locked into one look — pick blur or your own background right in the effect step above.
Blur your background
Softens your real surroundings so the focus stays on you.