A focused green screen editor for everyday image and video edits
Green Screen Editor is a browser tool for removing a single-color backdrop and replacing it with the scene you want. It is built for practical tasks: a clean image cutout, a talking-head clip, a product demonstration, or a quick green screen composition.
The project brings color selection, tolerance, edge softness, spill reduction, background replacement, and export into one straightforward workflow. You can start editing without creating an account.
How our local chroma key remover processes your media
The editor uses browser Canvas and media capabilities to compare each pixel with your chosen key color. It removes matching background colors and composites the remaining subject over a transparent, solid, or image background, depending on the media and export mode.
Your selected media stays on your device during editing; it is not sent to a server for background removal. That also means the performance and available video formats depend on your browser and hardware.
What to expect from a color-based green screen remover
Even lighting, a distinct backdrop, and some space between the subject and the screen give the best results. The controls help refine a key, but they cannot perfectly separate two objects that have the same color or reconstruct detail missing from the source.
Image exports can preserve transparency as PNG. Video exports record an opaque composition using a format supported by your browser. Our guides explain the workflow and these practical limits so you can choose a setup that works for your project.
Help make the online green screen editor more useful
Useful feedback describes a real editing task, the device and browser you used, and the part of the workflow that got in your way. Feature ideas, accessibility suggestions, and reproducible bug reports are welcome through the contact page.