Turn a green-screen take into a cutout
Upload your footage and keep the subject on a transparent background. There is no key color or tolerance slider to configure on this page.
BGCHANGER / KEEP THE SUBJECT. CHANGE THE SCENE.
Remove a green screen with AI, without learning key-color controls or drawing masks. Download a transparent cutout and reuse the same footage in your next edit.
Trial availability and verification apply; longer clips use credits.
Original clip
A transparent background is selected. Choose your export format and check the credit estimate before processing.
*1. Upload a video or GIF
Transparent background
Keep your subject on a transparent background. Use WebM for the web, ProRes for editing, or GIF for short animations.
Upload MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V or GIF. GIF duration is measured over one animation cycle.
Conventional keying can involve selecting green, adjusting tolerance and correcting the edges. Let AI make the first cutout, then review it before your next edit.
Upload your footage and keep the subject on a transparent background. There is no key color or tolerance slider to configure on this page.
Download the cutout and layer it over slides, product footage or another video in a compatible editor. You can reuse the take without filming it again.
Choose WebM VP9, MOV ProRes KS or MKV VP9 for video transparency. GIF is also available for short animations.
You do not need to understand key-color thresholds or create a mask to begin. Upload, choose an export format and review the credit estimate.
AI separates the subject across the clip, reducing the manual tracing involved in a frame-by-frame workflow. Processing time varies with the material and service load.
Eligible users receive sign-in credits. Check your balance and the estimate before processing a green-screen clip.
Use a green-screen recording or footage with an ordinary background. A new recording setup is not required just to try the cutout workflow.
Background removal uses 3 credits per input second, with fractional totals rounded up. The workspace displays the estimate before submission.
Check the downloaded subject over a colored layer. Hair, blur or green spill may need a final adjustment in a dedicated editor.
FAQ
What AI handles, what to check around the edges, and how to use the transparent result.
No. This page uses AI subject separation, so you do not choose a key color, tolerance or mask. A transparent background is already selected.
A chroma key editor isolates a chosen color and gives you detailed controls for tolerance and spill. Here, AI identifies the subject across the clip with fewer manual setup steps. Use a dedicated editor when you need precise keying controls.
Green reflections, fine hair and motion blur can still need cleanup. Even lighting and a clear subject help. Inspect the result over a contrasting background before using it in your final edit.
Use WebM VP9 for compatible web projects, MOV ProRes KS for an editor with ProRes alpha support, or MKV VP9 for a compatible video workflow. Choose GIF for a short animation. Standard MP4 does not preserve this transparency.
Some players show transparent pixels against black. Place the original downloaded file over a colored layer in an editor that supports its alpha channel. A checkerboard shown in our preview represents transparency.
This page focuses on transparent cutouts. Use Video BG Remover on the homepage for a solid color, or Video BG Changer & Editor for a scene guided by text or an image.
The remover has no audio toggle. Check the downloaded result for sound and use an editor to add or remove audio tracks if needed. GIF files contain no audio.
Eligible accounts may receive daily sign-in credits, and trial access is subject to availability and verification. Removal costs 3 credits per input second, rounded up to a whole credit. Check your balance and the displayed estimate.
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Upload the green-screen take you already have and create a transparent layer for your next project.
Remove green screen