Detect and blur faces automatically
InnoLive detects faces in live video and blurs those you have not registered to stay visible. Registered guests remain visible. The blur area follows the detected face position as it changes.
Choose whose face stays visible
Register the people appearing in your broadcast. InnoLive compares detected faces with those registrations and blurs unregistered faces.
Check face registration and anonymization settings before starting your stream.
Check guests and bystanders together
During outdoor streams, other people may pass behind your guests. Check a scene containing both registered and unregistered faces.
Camera angles, obstructions and lighting can affect detection. Test small faces and side views in the demo and preparation screen.
Preview the blur effect
Pixelated mosaic divides a face into blocks; blur softens its details. InnoLive currently uses real-time blur. You can inspect the effect in the web demo.
InnoLive does not offer recorded-file uploads or automatic video editing. See the video guide for the difference between live processing and recorded-video editing.
Frequently asked questions
Can I blur everyone except myself on an IRL stream?
Register your own face to keep it visible while InnoLive blurs unregistered faces. You can register guests too. Before streaming, check a scene with your face and other people's faces together.
Does the blur follow moving faces?
InnoLive updates the blur area based on detected face positions. Face size, direction, obstructions and lighting affect detection, so check scenes with movement and head turns.
Can VTubers blur bystanders during outdoor streams?
InnoLive blurs unregistered faces in the camera input. It does not composite VTuber avatars. Check your video input and streaming setup first.