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A NEW BACKGROUND STARTS WITH GREEN
Turn everyday footage into a green-screen clip. Remove the original video background, keep your subject, and bring a new scene to life in your editor.
Your subject.
A fresh green background.
Choose a clip to see its processing price.
Uploading sends your clip to our storage. Processing sends it to our video processing provider. Local files are not retained across sign-in.
FROM REAL LIFE TO YOUR NEXT EDIT
Choose an MP4, MOV, or WebM up to 30 seconds and 100 MB.
Review the processing price, then separate your subject and replace the scene with green.
Save the MP4 and bring it into your editor to add the background you want.
LESS SCENERY. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Use green screen remover to turn a busy scene into a clean green backdrop. Finish the composite in the editor you already know.
One solid green background. Your next scene is up to you.Talking heads, product clips, and everyday footage. A clearly visible subject gives the model a better starting point.
Replace the original background with solid green, then key that green out in your video editor.
Download an MP4 with the input audio preserved. Review hair, motion blur, and fine details before using the result.
THE SHORT VERSION
Green screen remover is for footage that was never shot in front of a green screen. It removes the real background around your subject and gives you a version on solid green, so you can key it like studio footage. Here is exactly what the upload accepts and what you download.
WHO USES IT
A physical green screen needs space, fabric, and careful lighting. Green screen remover gives you a similar starting point from footage you already have.
Record in the room you have, then place yourself in a clean set, a game scene, or a branded backdrop during editing.
Use the same take of a presenter or product across several backgrounds for different audiences, sizes, or campaigns.
Put yourself next to slides, code, or a whiteboard graphic without filming in front of a backdrop.
When a client sends footage shot against a cluttered wall, get a keyable version instead of rotoscoping frame by frame.
Lift a reaction out of its original setting and drop it into the scene the joke needs.
Try your subject in a new location or a mock set before you spend money on a real one.
GETTING A CLEANER KEY
The cleaner the separation, the less work you do in the edit. These points come from the kinds of footage that give the model the most trouble.
A subject lit from the front with soft light keeps clear outlines. Strong backlight from a window makes edges harder to find.
Anything green on your subject will disappear when you key the green out later. Choose a different colour for clothing and props.
Standing a little away from the background, with different colours on each, helps the model tell them apart.
Quick gestures blur at the edges. Slower movement, more light, or a faster shutter keeps hands and hair sharper.
Subjects that leave and re-enter the shot, or several people overlapping, produce less consistent results than one steady subject.
Trim the clip first. You pay per second, and anything over 30 seconds is rejected before processing.
FINISHING THE COMPOSITE
Treat the download like any green-screen shot. Place your new background on a lower track, put the green clip above it, and use your editor's chroma key to remove the green.
LIMITS
This tool creates green-screen footage. It is not a chroma keyer, so some jobs belong in your editor instead.
It removes the original background of a regular video and replaces it with a solid green background. The output is a green-screen MP4, not a transparent video.
No. Start with a normal video. The tool separates the subject and creates the green background for your next edit.
This workspace creates a green-screen video from ordinary footage. To replace the resulting green with another scene, use the chroma-key controls in your video editor.
MP4, MOV, or WebM, up to 100 MB and 30 seconds. We check the actual video duration on upload. Trim longer clips before uploading.
The request preserves the original audio and disables automatic cropping. Inspect the output before publishing; fine edges and fast motion can need cleanup.
The credit price is calculated from the verified clip duration, rounded up to whole seconds, and shown before processing. Uploading does not spend processing credits.
No. A chroma key removes a green background that is already in your footage. Green screen remover creates that green background from ordinary footage, so you can use a chroma key afterwards.
Yes. You sign in before uploading so the job, the credit price, and the finished green-screen MP4 are stored in your account history.
When processing fails, the credits for that job go back to your balance, and you can review the clip before trying again.
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