HitPaw Edimakor AI Video Background Remover Guide: Remove Video Background

This guide walks you through the new AI Video Background Remover feature in HitPaw Edimakor. It covers removing, blurring, and changing video backgrounds, as well as adding effects and filters to enhance your video.

Part 1. Remove the Video Background

After launching HitPaw Edimakor, select "Create a Video" to enter the editing interface. Import your source video and drag it to the timeline.

import video to edimakor for background removal

Select the media track in the timeline. In the right panel, go to AI Tools and toggle on Remove Background to remove the video's background instantly.

Part 2. Blur Video Background

To blur the video background, locate the Blur Background option below “Remove Background” in the same panel. Enable it and adjust the blur intensity to your preference.

Part 3. Change Video Background

To change the video background, navigate to the Popular tab in the right panel and toggle on the Background options. You can choose a solid color or a provided image as your new background.

To use a custom image, click the Plus button to import an image from your computer.

Part 4. Add Effects and Filters

After modifying the background, you can add additional edits. Browse effects, transitions, stickers, and filters from the top menu bar. For example, apply a body effect to emphasize the main subject of your video and adjust the parameters as needed.

Part 5. Export the Video

Once you're satisfied with the edits, click Export in the top-right corner. Set your output preferences and export the video with the new background to your computer.

export the video after removing background

Part 6. Quick Access to Video Background Tool

Besides, there are two quick accesses to the video background removal and blur features. The first is under Create a Video — click the right arrow to reveal the Remove Background and Blur Background options. The second shortcut is found in the AI Toolbox.

By selecting either option, you can import your video, and the background will be removed or blurred instantly, as demonstrated in Part 1 and Part 2.