Open an MP4 or WebM video with a green screen
Open a video your browser can decode. Pause at a frame that shows the backdrop clearly, then sample the screen color. Check another frame with movement before refining the key.
Remove green screens from video with a local chroma key remover. Replace the background, trim clips, and export MP4 or WebM without a watermark.
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MP4, WebM, MOV¹ · Up to 200 MBYour files never leave your deviceOpen a video your browser can decode. Pause at a frame that shows the backdrop clearly, then sample the screen color. Check another frame with movement before refining the key.
Balance tolerance, softness, and spill reduction. Add a solid color or your own background image, then set the start and end times. Decide whether to include the original audio.
Export keeps the composition playing while the browser records it. Leave the tab open until it finishes, then play the downloaded MP4 or WebM to check the edges, duration, and audio.
This free video chroma key remover processes decoded frames on your device and places the remaining subject over the background you choose. You can edit without an account or media upload. It suits short talking-head clips, product demonstrations, tutorials, and other footage with a distinct backdrop.
A clean still frame is only a starting point. Review moving hands, hair, and props as you play the preview. Motion blur mixes the subject with the screen, and a wide tolerance can remove details that looked safe while the subject was still.
Use start and end times to keep the useful part of a take. Original audio can be included where browser capture supports it, or muted for a silent clip. The replacement background can be a color, gradient preset, or uploaded image; a video background is not supported by this editor.
The export has no added watermark and uses browser recording capabilities, with MP4 or WebM selected according to support. It runs in real time rather than instantly converting the whole file. Video output is opaque; a transparent preview is filled with white for recording if no other background is selected.
Background removal changes the picture. Use the audio control to include the source soundtrack when the browser provides a capture path, or turn it off for a silent export. The tool does not add music, remove background noise, or replace the original audio.
If audio capture cannot start, the editor shows an error rather than silently promising a complete soundtrack. Try a compatible browser or disable audio, then replay the downloaded clip to check its sound, chosen time range, and picture together.
Formats, useful settings, and the details that affect your result.
Open an MP4 or WebM that your browser can decode, sample the green backdrop, and refine the key. Choose a replacement color or image, set the clip range, and export. Container names alone do not guarantee codec support.
Yes. This tool does not require an account and does not add a watermark to its video exports. Available output formats and audio capture still depend on your browser, and the final composition is opaque.
Yes. Your selected video is decoded, keyed, and recorded locally in the browser. It is not uploaded to a processing server. Ordinary page and asset requests still occur when visiting the website.
No. Video recording creates an opaque composition. Choose a color or image background; a transparent preview is recorded with a white fill.
Original audio can be included where your browser provides a capture path. If audio capture fails, the editor shows an error; try a compatible browser or turn audio off.
The browser records the processed clip at normal playback speed. A ten-second range therefore needs roughly ten seconds of playback plus recording setup and finalization.
The recorder selects a format your browser supports. MP4 availability varies; WebM is used when it is the supported alternative. The download extension matches the recorded format.
This editor supports solid colors, gradient presets, and uploaded still images as backgrounds. A second video layer is not currently available.