Privacy
Blur, pixel, cover, voice
Optional tools on the Video Engine. They run on the window you keep — not the whole 60:00 master unless that is the window. Nothing here is a legal compliance product; it is packaging so a face or voice is harder to clock on social.
PatAnonymise the sausage. Keep the flap.
Studio · step 7
What you can turn on
Enable privacy in Studio, then pick the mix. Off is the default — we do not blur anyone unless you ask.
Face blur
Detects faces in the promo window and softens them. Standard is the usual social-safe pass. Strong is heavier — use it when the face is large in frame or the shot is well lit.
Face pixel
Same detect, mosaic instead of Gaussian blur. Pixelate for a news-style block; Pixelate strong for a coarser grid. Pick one look — blur and pixel are both under Face blur in Studio.
Face cover
Drops an emoji sticker over detected faces (theatre masks, sunglasses, and a few grins). Use it when you want a gag, not a smear. Cover and blur can stack if you need both.
Voice
Optional pitch / anonymisation on the primary track: subtle, strong, or robotic. It does not transcribe a different person — it just makes the voice less identifiable on the cut you brand.
How to use it
- Open Studio, tick Enable privacy, then set face blur / pixel, cover, and voice.
- Check the layout mocks above the quote — privacy is processed on the render, so the preview will not show the blur itself.
- You still pay once for the formats you select. Privacy is part of that job, not a second charge.
- We do not offer number-plate tools on Run Fly. Faces and voice only.
New to the flow? How to create a video · See an example
Need it on this cut?
Turn privacy on in Studio before you press Create video.
PatSome flies prefer to stay unidentifiable. Fair.