Blur children’s faces in a video

Upload the video to iwant.video, choose Faces, set the age slider, click Make a free preview, and pay $10. Faces that look younger than the age are blurred; adults stay visible. Age is an estimate, so check the preview.

Blur the children in my video

Free preview · $10 per video, up to six hours · No account

How to blur children’s faces in a video

  1. Upload your video

    One MP4, MOV or MKV, up to 5 GB and six hours.

  2. Choose Faces and set an age

    Only faces that look younger than the age you set are blurred.

  3. Make a free preview

    Six five-second clips from across your video come back censored, before you pay.

  4. Pay $10

    One card payment. The download link is emailed to you and works for two days.

Classrooms, teams and clubs

Hide the children, keep the teacher or coach visible. Set the age to 18, or lower for a younger group.

How the age is decided

Each face is found in every frame and its age is estimated from the face. Near the age you set it can go either way, so choose a higher age if in doubt.

What it can miss

A face that is very small or turned away. If a child shows through in the preview, raise the age or blur every face.

The price

Ten minutes or six hours, a flat $10.

Questions about blurring children’s faces

Can I blur only kids and not the teacher?
Yes. Choose Faces and set the age; adults stay visible.
How accurate is the age detection?
Good when the gap is clear, such as young children with adults. Less certain near the age you set, so leave a margin.
Is this suitable for safeguarding or consent requirements?
It helps you prepare the footage. Checking the result against your own policy is still yours to do; no compliance with any regulation is promised.

Privacy, limits, quality, refunds and accounts are on the questions page.

Last updated September 16, 2026

Blur the children in my video