Now you can blur literally anything in your YouTube video
Building on the face-blurring capability it introduced back in 2012,
YouTube has launched a new tool that lets you blur anything in your
video, even if the object in question moves. Dubbed Custom Blurring, the
tool is currently only available on the desktop website.
"Whether you want to blur sensitive information such as a license
plate or cover up a wardrobe malfunction without reshooting an entire
scene, the new Custom Blurring tool will let you blur objects throughout
your video, right within YouTube," the company said in a blog post.
To use the tool, first choose the video you want to edit and then select the Custom Blurring option from the Blurring Effects tab of the Enhancements tool. Once done, select the object you want to blur by drawing a box around it (as shown in the GIF above).
"At any time, you can move the blurred area, resize it and choose when the blur starts and stops. There is also a “Lock” option to blur something that doesn’t move at all."
To use the tool, first choose the video you want to edit and then select the Custom Blurring option from the Blurring Effects tab of the Enhancements tool. Once done, select the object you want to blur by drawing a box around it (as shown in the GIF above).
"At any time, you can move the blurred area, resize it and choose when the blur starts and stops. There is also a “Lock” option to blur something that doesn’t move at all."
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