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Cinematic compositing desk showing a video subject separated from its background

AI video background removalProduction-ready outputs

Remove video backgrounds and export clean compositing assets.

Use Video Background Remover when the footage is right but the scene behind the subject needs to become transparent, masked, or ready for green-screen editing.

Remove a video background

Video background removal for clips that need a cleaner production layer.

Product video

Prepare product demos for clean overlays

Remove busy backgrounds from product clips before placing them into landing pages, ads, decks, or marketplace videos.

Short-form video cutouts prepared for social templates

Social cutouts

Create social cutouts from existing footage

Turn short-form footage into reusable foreground elements for captions, templates, and campaign variants.

Archive footage selected for video background removal

Archive reuse

Refresh archive clips for new layouts

Extract subjects from older footage so valuable moments can fit new brand systems and creative formats.

Foreground video loops prepared for a launch screen

Foreground loops

Build event and launch screen assets

Create foreground loops and masked video elements for booths, keynote screens, storefronts, and launch pages.

Background removal workflow

Start with one video, then choose the mask format your edit needs.

Upload one source video from your device or Library.

Choose green screen, alpha mask, or foreground mask output; pricing uses the source video's duration.

Generate a cutout video ready for compositing, review, download, and reuse.

Video-only inputGreen-screen outputAlpha maskForeground maskLibrary-ready resultsDuration-based pricing

Background removal for existing clips

Start from a finished video and separate the subject from the background without rebuilding the edit.

Three practical output modes

Use green screen for quick editing, alpha mask for compositing, or foreground mask when you need the isolated subject.

Credit pricing by source duration

The composer previews the required credits before processing, using the selected source segment and output mode.

When video background removal saves the production day.

Use it when the subject is worth keeping and the next step is compositing, not a new shoot or a full regeneration.

A product clip being prepared for background removal

Reusable subject

The subject is useful, but the original background does not fit the new layout.

Remove the background and reuse the same performance across fresh creative placements.

A social video foreground prepared before template edits

Template ready

The team needs cutout footage for captions, templates, and social variants.

Generate a foreground result first, then compose it into the next edit system.

Archive footage selected for subject extraction

Archive remix

Archive footage has strong moments, but the scene around the subject feels dated.

Keep the subject and motion while replacing the surrounding creative context.

Questions before removing a video background?

Short answers for source files, output modes, pricing, and Library behavior.

Can I use prompts or images?No. Video Background Remover is built for existing videos only, so the composer accepts one source video and does not require a prompt.What file limits should I know before uploading?The current composer accepts one video file up to 200MB and up to 3 minutes long. Before generation, you can trim the selected section to fit the tool's processing window.Can I process only part of a video?Yes. Use the trim step to choose the section that needs background removal. This helps avoid processing footage before or after the useful subject action.Which output type should I choose?Choose green screen for quick timeline editing, alpha mask for compositing control, or foreground mask when you want the isolated subject as the main result.How are credits estimated?The composer estimates credits from the selected video segment and output type before you start. Review the credit preview in the create button, because the actual calculation depends on internal processing rules and may change as provider settings are updated.Will the result be a transparent video?Choose the output mode based on the next editing step. Green screen is easiest for quick editors, alpha mask is for compositing workflows, and foreground mask gives an isolated subject result for reuse.What kind of footage works best?Use clips with a clear subject, reasonable lighting, and limited motion blur. Busy scenes can still work, but clean separation gives better masks.What makes background removal harder?Fast motion, motion blur, hair or transparent objects, low contrast between subject and background, and heavy compression can make the mask less clean. Review the output before using it in a final edit.Where does the processed video go?Successful results are saved as video outputs in your generation task and projected into the Library for reuse.

Abstract alpha mask landscape used as the Video Background Remover call to action background

Turn finished footage into flexible cutout assets.

Upload one video, choose the output type, and create a background-free result for review, export, or reuse.

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