Blur faces in a classroom video

Upload the recording to iwant.video, choose Faces, set the age slider to 18, click Make a free preview, and pay $10. Students who look under 18 are blurred; the teacher stays visible. A student at the back or facing away can be missed, so check the preview.

Blur the students in my recording

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

How to blur faces in a classroom video

  1. Upload your video

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

  2. Choose Faces and set the age to 18

    Or a few years higher for a margin. Leave it at All ages to blur everyone, teacher included.

  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.

Lessons, observations and school events

Hide the children, keep the adults visible, and the recording stays useful. If names are said aloud, type them under Words to bleep.

Whole people, for the whole class

If uniforms, name tags or backpacks could identify a child, choose Whole people. Everyone found is blurred head to toe; the room and the board stay clear.

What it can miss

A face too small at the back of the room, a child turned to the window, a tall sixteen-year-old estimated as older. Check the back row in the preview, and raise the age if in doubt.

The price

Ten minutes or six hours, a flat $10.

Questions about blurring classroom video

How do I blur students but not the teacher?
Choose Faces and set the age to 18. Faces that look younger are blurred; the teacher stays visible.
Can I blur a whole 45-minute lesson for one price?
Yes. Ten minutes or six hours, a flat $10.
Does this satisfy FERPA or my district’s policy?
No compliance with any regulation is promised. Your policy decides what must be hidden; you review the finished video against it.

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

Last updated September 16, 2026

Blur the students in my recording