CapCut nailed your background blur like a pro—but you still have folks popping into the shot; here’s how to blur background people in videos effortlessly using WuMask—the real game-changer for creators

You just crushed that CapCut tutorial on how to blur video backgrounds—the smooth bokeh, the pro-level cinematography vibe, the “wow, that’s a clean shot” moment—only to realize mid-edit that a neighbor, a passerby, or a friend walked into the frame and, even though the background blur covers the space, they’re still there in the blur, which is why anyone who cares about clean visuals also needs a solution for people, not just scenery—for creators, the real MVP is **WuMask’s one-click video privacy tool**, where you simply upload your CapCut-enhanced footage, let its AI scan and identify all the people in the background, then click “Process,” and—bam—everyone behind your subject becomes tastefully blurred while your foreground stays razor-sharp, so your story stays front and center without turning into an accidental cameo montage.

Imagine the difference: filming a street interview in dim light after CapCut blur sets the mood, but someone walks behind with a neon backpack—WuMask turns them into a soft, respectful blur instead of a distraction; or shooting a cooking tutorial where CapCut blur gives your chopping board cinematic pop, yet your roommate crosses in the background—WuMask anonymizes them instantly so your ingredients stay the star; or making a travel montage with dreamy depth of field, only to have random faces appear—WuMask ensures your footage is both stylish and respectful of privacy. That’s how you move from “nice bokeh” to “confident creator.”