No green screen. No sign-up. No watermark. Upload a clip with a person in it and the tool cuts them out frame by frame: download a transparent WebM, a green-screen MP4 or an alpha matte for your editor.
Last updated: July 2026
MP4, MOV, WebM and more, up to 1 GB and 60 seconds. Filmed anywhere: your room, outside, the office. No green screen needed.
Robust Video Matting runs on our own GPU and tracks the subject through the whole clip (hair, motion and all), usually in under a minute.
A transparent WebM, a green-screen MP4 for any editor, and an alpha matte for pro compositing. Original audio stays in.
Put yourself over slides, gameplay or product shots: the webcam-cutout look without buying a green screen.
Swap your messy room for any background. Export the green-screen MP4 and use your app's chroma-key effect.
The alpha matte drops into After Effects, Resolve or Premiere as a track matte: clean edges, no rotoscoping.
Correct. The tool (Robust Video Matting) understands what a person looks like and separates them from any background, frame by frame, with temporal tracking so edges stay stable while you move.
Three files: a WebM with real transparency (VP9 alpha, works in browsers, OBS and modern editors), a green-screen MP4 (universal, key it out anywhere) and an alpha matte MP4 (black & white mask for compositing). Your original audio is kept.
Max 1 GB and 60 seconds per clip, processed at up to 1280px. Longer material? Trim it into parts first: processing stays fast and free for everyone that way.
Your upload is deleted the moment processing finishes, and the results are wiped within 45 minutes. Nothing is stored, watched or used for training. See the privacy policy.
It's trained on people, so humans work best. Pets and objects sometimes work, but expect softer edges, try it, it's free.
The site is supported by ads. The tool runs on our own hardware, so we don't pay a cloud bill per video, and you don't pay anything at all.
The full guide: how to cut a person out of any clip, which of the three outputs to use, and every scenario — webcam, product, virtual background.
An honest comparison, plus a use-case matrix so you know which to reach for.
Lighting, camera settings and framing tips for the sharpest possible edges.
Load your transparent WebM as a live stream overlay, step by step.
The in-browser route start to finish: what to upload, how long it takes, and which of the three files you actually want.
Clean up a webcam clip without a green screen — and the two lighting mistakes that make edges flicker.
Drop any image or clip behind you, and keep the edge believable instead of cut-out-with-scissors.
What a real VP9 alpha channel is, where it plays, and why an MP4 can't carry transparency.
Put a product clip on clean white for a shop or marketplace listing, and when to key the green MP4 instead.