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Make a mosaic effect with the FFmpeg pixelize filter
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What this guide covers
For editors who want a blocky mosaic over a clip or want to hide fine detail. You end with the documented block-size, mode and plane options. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; no command was run, and a mosaic is not a guarantee of anonymity.
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Guide title
Make a mosaic effect with the FFmpeg pixelize filter
Coverage
For editors who want a blocky mosaic over a clip or want to hide fine detail. You end with the documented block-size, mode and plane options. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; no command was run, and a mosaic is not a guarantee of anonymity.
Example
A hypothetical street shot where a sign area is pixelized with 32 by 32 blocks and the average and maximum modes are compared; nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- If text is still readable, the blocks are too small; increase width and height.
- The filter acts on the whole frame, so a region-only effect needs a crop and overlay routing.
- Check the result at full size, not in a small preview.
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