How to Remove Video Background Clip

[Marvelous MeeMee]

Hi everyone!

Not sure if I can do this in Adobe Premier Rush, or another Adobe tool. In the below screenshot of a video, I want to remove the background of the girl in the red hat. Both the daisies background and the girl in the red hat are videos and separate layers. Thanks for any tips! 🙂

[Kevin-Monahan · Accepted solution]

Hi @Marvelous MeeMee,

Thanks for the feature request. If you used After Effects, you could probably pull that off!

Kevin

[Marvelous MeeMee]

Thank you, Mr. Kevin!

I think you may be correct. But actually, I found an AI app that removes a background by literally pressing one button and... presto! Background removed and looks great. Couldn't be easier. I will always use Adobe apps, even if I complain about them on occasion. But in this instance, ease and efficiency are important. 🙂

[Kevin-Monahan]

Very nice. What is the app you used? Others may want to know.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Marvelous MeeMee]

Hello Mr. Kevin!

So, after a lot of experimenting, I discovered two apps, one of which I have already been using for quite some time. lol. The first one that I have been using already is called Flexclip and it is wonderfully easy, versatile and intuitive. The features that I have just implemented are Flexclip's background removal tool. Press a button and the background 'goes away' beautifully. They also have an AI audio subtitle generator which works with about 95% accuracy. Yay team!

The second app is called Videoleap. The background removal tool works in much the same way as Flexclip. However, Videoleap only works on Apple devices. Another thing I love about Videoleap is that the cost is a one-time fee and it's not much. Flexclip requires a monthly subscription. Fortunately, I work on desktop PC and Apple Ipad, so I'm in luck. You can get super creative with Videoleap, as well as Flexclip. Flexclip only works in Chrome but it is easier for me to work on a big screen so, so far, Flexclip is the winner.

Don't worry, Adobe folks. I've been a subscriber for 20 years +. I think if Adobe could catch up with the likes of Flexclip and Videoleap in terms of AI tools that work with the click of a button, I'd certainly stay married to Adobe. But for now, third party apps must be integrated into my Adobe workflow to achieve the creations I'm after.

Hope this helps!

[Kevin-Monahan]

Thanks for sharing that info!

Kevin