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Green Screen Studio

Remove green or blue screens, refine edges, and put your footage anywhere. All video processing stays on your device. Export availability depends on your browser.

100% in your browserNo account, server upload or external AI processing. This is color-based keying, not automatic person segmentation.
LIVE COMPOSITE

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Drop a video here, browse your files, or open the sample clip to explore.

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CLIP TIMELINE

Playback & trim

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Keyboard: focus the preview, press Space to play/pause, or Left/Right to step by 0.1 seconds.

Trim defines the section exported, not a destructive edit. Exports are limited to 120 seconds per segment for browser reliability.

LOCAL RENDER

Export video

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MediaRecorder support is advisory: export can fail at runtime if the device has insufficient resources. Exports are processed in real time, and switching tabs cancels the operation. A 200 MB browser memory safeguard stops unusually large recordings.

Video format is selected from your browser's supported recording codecs (typically WebM, sometimes MP4). No lossless alpha video is promised. Export runs in real time, so keep this tab visible. Optional audio requires browser support and should be checked in the finished file.

How green screen editing works

PixelOkay compares every video pixel with your selected key color, adjusts edge transparency and composites the subject over your new background. Unlike AI background removal, this requires a reasonably uniform colored backdrop. Uploads are processed in browser memory and aren't sent to PixelOkay servers.

Does it remove any background automatically?

No. This is a chroma key editor for green, blue, or other approximately uniform colored backgrounds. It does not segment people from complex backgrounds.

Why is my export WebM instead of MP4?

Your browser determines which MediaRecorder codecs are supported. The editor checks support before export and downloads the actual recorded format. MP4 output is not guaranteed.

Can I export a transparent background?

Use Transparent mode and Save PNG to get a transparent still. Browser video recording generally does not provide a portable alpha channel, so choose a solid, gradient or image background before exporting video.

Will my video be saved when I close the browser?

No. Effects/settings may be saved in this browser, but original video and background-image files stay only in your current tab session. Export settings and finished media to keep a backup.

Using Green Screen Studio

Open a browser-decodable video, choose or sample the key color and adjust similarity, edges and spill. Review the composite and matte, supply any image background and trim the segment. Save settings separately from media, then export a PNG or supported recording.

This is color-based keying, not AI person segmentation. Similar-colored subjects and uneven lighting can degrade results; shrink can erase fine detail. Transparent output is supported for PNG, not video. Recording is real-time, bounded to 120 seconds/720p with browser-dependent codecs and experimental audio. Settings backups do not include media, and WebM duration/seeking support is not universal.

Choosing outputs and planning a Green Screen Studio workflow

Key a selected color from a browser-decodable video, review the composite and matte, adjust edge settings, add an image background and trim a segment.

PNG can preserve transparency. Recorded video is composited and does not promise an alpha channel. Settings backups are separate from the source media.

Example workflow

  1. Open a local clip and select or sample the color to key.
  2. Adjust similarity, edge and spill controls while inspecting both the composite and matte.
  3. Add an optional image background, trim a short segment and compare a PNG still with a supported recording.

Authored example: Use a fictional evenly lit green backdrop with a person wearing a contrasting shirt. Check how a subject-colored edge or uneven light changes the matte before exporting.

Scope: This is color-based keying, not automatic person segmentation. Similar colors and fine detail can degrade the matte; shrink may remove fine edges. Real-time recording is bounded and codecs vary.

Green Screen Studio questions

Does the tool automatically identify a person?

No. It keys a selected color; it does not use automatic person segmentation.

Will the recorded video have a transparent background?

Transparency is supported for PNG output, not promised for video recordings. Video is composited.

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