Block out curse words, anything NSFW, or people who want to remain private. Let a curse word slip on accident? Have a bleep sound cover it. Covering a topic that might have NSFW content? Pin a black bar to a still or moving object to cover the inappropriate parts of the video.
The last thing you want is to get demonetized, your content removed, or even banned by having uncensored videos on your profile. Everything you need to censor a video is all in one place, ready for you to use: black censor bars, a blur tool, bleep sound effects, and more.
Upload a video from your device or by pasting a URL link to Kapwing.
Use sound effects, pixelated blurs, black bars, and more to cover parts of your video.
Export your video and upload it to any platform. Share with others easily by using your own unique video URL link.
Censoring videos shouldn’t be difficult. You shouldn’t have to download assets, install software, and learn how to navigate your own video editor. With Kapwing, everything you need to censor your video is right at the tip of your fingers all in one editor.
Avoid getting strikes on YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, and other platforms. Make censored videos so you can share your video with anyone online without having to worry about violating DMCA rights, privacy rights, and other copyright laws. Oftentimes, YouTubers use copyright-free music to avoid getting a DMCA strike and their videos being taken down.
Easily place a black bar over eyes for people who want to keep their identity private or censor logos so you don’t breach a contract in a sponsored video. Whatever the case, you can censor parts of a video or an entire video completely online with Kapwing – no download or payment required.
To bleep out words in a video, you can use any video editor and place a sound effect or sound bit on top of any profane words or phrases. Some online video editors have royalty-free bleep censors you can use easily by dragging and dropping a sound clip in the place you want to censor.
Censor audio in a video by using any sounds to cover curse words or inappropriate language. Some common sound effects creators use are bleep censors, animal noises, and high piano notes. All three of these sound effects, and more, can be found in any royalty-free audio library online.
With the right video editor, it’s simple to add a censor block to a video. Use other images, stickers, or plain geometric shapes to cover an area of a video. The most common way to cover a part of a video is by using a censor bar on top of someone’s eyes, private information, or any other elements that need to be censored.
Kapwing is free to use for teams of any size. We also offer paid plans with additional features, storage, and support.