Choose one local video
Load the clip and wait for its preview.
Place text, logos or fixed blur areas on one video. Arrange multiple layers and check the moving preview before exporting MP4. Free, on your device, without an account or extra export watermark.
No upload size limit. Files stay in this browser.
Keep this tab open until encoding finishes.
Load the clip and wait for its preview.
Replace the starter DojoClip text, or delete its layer for a logo-only result. Add text, image or blur layers as needed.
Select a layer, drag or resize its box, or enter X, Y, width and height. Adjust opacity from 10–100%.
Play several moments, then export with the tab open. Open the downloaded file to check picture and sound. Render again after edits.
Add a brand name or handle; adjust color, font size and opacity.
Use a transparent PNG or another supported image. Its aspect ratio fits inside the chosen box.
Choose smooth blur or mosaic, a rectangular or rounded box, and effect strength.
The composition uses the source width and height; export re-encodes the video.
Video: MP4, MOV, WebM or M4V with supported codecs. Logos: PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG that the browser can render. A transparent image keeps its transparent areas; this tool does not remove a logo’s background.
Add a transparent logo near a corner, then play both bright and dark scenes. Resize or change opacity if it disappears against the picture, and keep it away from the product and captions. Add your handle as a separate text layer if needed. All layers apply at fixed positions for the full clip; there are no start/end or animation controls.
For tracked face coverage, use Blur Faces. For timed dialogue, use Add Subtitles. Browse all free tools.
Yes. No sign-up or credits are required, and no extra brand stamp is added during export. The result includes the layers left in your composition.
No. They are read and processed on your device. The page may download code or fonts. Save the MP4 before leaving; there is no cloud project save in this tool.
There is no fixed input size or duration cap. Browser memory and encoding support still limit what can finish. One video is processed at a time; there is no batch export.
It uses the source width and height, but re-encodes to MP4 at 30 fps. Quality, file size and frame rate may differ from the source. Compatible audio is included; resolution alone does not mean lossless output.
No. Blur and mosaic stay in a fixed position for the whole clip. They do not track faces or objects. Check every passage where the subject moves; a box that misses the subject does not hide it.
It adds visible layers, not watermark removal or reconstruction of hidden pixels. A logo or text mark identifies your clip but does not stop copying, cropping or reuse.
The browser must decode your media and support local video encoding for MP4. Playback alone does not guarantee export. Large sources, complex logos or unsupported codecs can cause processing to fail.