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Use cases

Made for footage where the world does not stand still.

Wherever unrelated people appear in your frames, CensorFlow applies consistent protection across the whole recording — on your own machine.

Walking-tour and city-exploration creators

Walking Tours

Protect visible bystanders across long, crowded walking-tour footage without masking every person frame by frame.

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Travel filmmakers and vlog creators

Travel Videos

Airports, festivals and city centres put unrelated faces in nearly every shot. Protect them without slowing the edit.

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Editors and post-production teams

Video Professionals

Turn repetitive face masking into a reviewable local workflow that fits a real post-production deadline.

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Teams handling internal and public footage

Organisations

Give teams a consistent way to protect people in event, training, community and internal recordings.

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Creators and publishing teams

Video Creators

Resolve identifiable bystanders before publishing—without losing days to manual masking or uploading footage to a cloud redaction service.

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HR, People and employee-relations teams

HR Video Redaction

Prepare workplace footage for managers, employees, advisers or disclosure while reducing unnecessary exposure of third parties.

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Claims, investigation and loss-adjusting teams

Insurance Claims Video Redaction

Create privacy-ready claim footage before evidence moves to adjusters, repair networks, investigators, advisers or legal teams.

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Legal, compliance and information-governance teams

Compliance Video Redaction

Turn video disclosure from a slow editing project into a consistent local detection, review and export workflow.

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Your video tells the story.
The crowd does not need to become the subject.

Install CensorFlow, protect visible faces automatically, and keep the complete workflow on your own Windows computer.

No cloud video uploads. No minute credits. No manual face keyframing.