VIDIO vs Blur.me

Blur.me alternative for creators who blur more than faces

Blur.me is an inexpensive browser tool that blurs faces, plates and objects in photos and videos and redacts PDFs. VIDIO is also browser-based, and adds text obfuscation, spoken-detail bleeping and the option to keep yourself visible while strangers are blurred.

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Ai face blurring in VIDIO

The short answer

Blur.me's Starter plan is $7 a month billed yearly, for roughly 8 minutes of video. Its free plan caps videos at 10 seconds and 720p with a watermark.

VIDIO's free plan also watermarks exports, but it lets you test face blurring on your real footage. For street vlogs, blur moving faces keeps the cover on people walking past while you stay on camera.

VIDIO vs Blur.me at a glance

Built for
Blur.me logoCreators and small teams wanting a cheap face blur
VIDIO logoCreators filming in public, plus teams sharing work video
What it hides
Blur.me logoFaces, plates and objects; PDF redaction
VIDIO logoFaces, plates, on-screen text, documents in shot, spoken details
Pricing
Blur.me logoStarter $7/mo, Pro $23/mo, Business $39/mo (yearly billing only)
VIDIO logoPro from $8/month on a yearly plan, $10 month to month; Business from $40/month yearly
Free plan
Blur.me logo10-second videos, 720p, watermarked, 1 GB
VIDIO logoYes: Basic plan, watermarked, 3 uploads a day
Monthly billing
Blur.me logoOnly annual prices shown
VIDIO logoMonthly or yearly
4K
Blur.me logoPro plan
VIDIO logoBusiness plan for blurring tools
Keep yourself visible
Blur.me logoNot mentioned on Blur.me's pages
VIDIO logoYes, switch the cover off per face

Blur.me details from its own site, checked on October 30, 2026: Blur.me pricing. Prices change; if something here is out of date, email support@vidio.ai and we'll fix it.

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Where Blur.me is the better fit

  • Very low entry price. At $7 a month billed yearly, Blur.me's Starter plan is cheap for occasional short clips.
  • Photos and PDFs too. It blurs still images and redacts PDF documents, which VIDIO does not do outside of video.
  • 4K on its Pro plan. Blur.me lists 4K on Pro; on VIDIO, 4K export for blurring tools is a Business feature.
  • Simple object blur. Picking an arbitrary object to blur is part of its core tool.
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Where VIDIO is the better fit

  • Monthly billing available. You can pay month to month on VIDIO; Blur.me's page shows annual prices only.
  • Signs and screens. Blur sensitive information hides reports, chats and dashboards that scroll past in a shot.
  • Plates on drives and car meets. License plate blurring counts and covers every plate in busy traffic.
  • Audio as well as picture. Audio redaction bleeps a name or address someone says in your video.

See it in VIDIO

Live demos on real public footage, the same ones on each tool's page.

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Questions

Is there a free Blur.me alternative without the 10-second limit?

VIDIO's free plan lets you try face blurring on your own clips, with a watermark on exports. Check the pricing page for each tool's free-plan length.

Can I pay for Blur.me monthly?

Its pricing page shows annual-billing prices only: $84, $276 and $468 a year for Starter, Pro and Business.

Which is better for street vlogs?

Both blur faces. VIDIO is built around keeping you on camera while blurring everyone walking past, and it also hides plates and readable signs.

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