Automatically detect and blur every face, license plate, and sensitive object in your videos. GDPR-compliant anonymization in seconds — not hours. Built for teams handling large video archives.
All faces detected and blurred with 95%+ accuracy. Works in crowds, side profiles, and partial occlusion.
Vehicle registration plates redacted in all vehicle types and orientations.
Documents, signs, whiteboards, and sensitive text visible in frame.
Computer monitors, phone screens, and tablets showing sensitive data.
Company logos, name badges, and branded content.
Any subject described in your text prompt — the AI handles detection.
Properly anonymized video is no longer personal data under GDPR. Guardiavision meets the standard for full anonymization.
Removes the 18 HIPAA identifiers including facial characteristics and vehicle license plates from medical footage.
Removes personal information from video per California Consumer Privacy Act requirements.
Guardiavision processes files on secure cloud infrastructure. Files are auto-deleted after 24 hours. Enterprise plan includes EU-based servers and compliance audit logs.
Single file or batch upload. MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM supported.
Models scan every frame for faces, plates, and other identifiers.
Preview detections before applying blur. Adjust as needed.
Download anonymized video in original quality and format.
Anonymize body cam and CCTV footage for DSAR responses, court submissions, and public records requests while protecting third-party privacy.
De-identify patient footage in clinical trials, telehealth recordings, and medical training materials to meet HIPAA and GDPR requirements.
Anonymize study participant videos for publication and data sharing in compliance with IRB and ethics board requirements.
Process dashcam and traffic camera footage to blur pedestrians and other vehicle plates before sharing for insurance or compliance purposes.
Protect source identities, bystander privacy, and sensitive locations in news and documentary footage.
Anonymize employee footage in workplace investigations, training videos, and internal recordings before external disclosure.
Video anonymization is the process of removing or obscuring all personally identifiable information (PII) from video footage — primarily faces, license plates, and other identifiers — so individuals can no longer be recognized. Under GDPR, properly anonymized video is no longer considered personal data.
GDPR does not mandate anonymization, but it does require a lawful basis to process video containing identifiable individuals. If you cannot establish consent or another lawful basis, anonymization (blurring faces) is the compliant path to storing or sharing the footage.
The terms are often used interchangeably. "Redaction" typically refers to removing specific sensitive data (e.g., blurring a face or license plate), while "anonymization" refers to making an individual completely unidentifiable. Full anonymization requires all identifying features to be removed.
Yes. Guardiavision supports batch processing — upload multiple video files and the AI processes them simultaneously. This is ideal for organizations handling large volumes of CCTV footage for DSAR responses or data retention compliance.
Processing time depends on video length, resolution, and the number of subjects. A typical 1-minute HD video takes 30–60 seconds. Guardiavision processes at roughly 2–4x real-time speed on standard cloud infrastructure.
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