Upload an MP4, MOV, or M4V clip up to 30 seconds. Source resolution must stay below 4000×4000 px.
Choose Transparent for alpha output, or replace the background with a solid color.
WebM VP9 is recommended for transparent alpha. MP4 is best for maximum compatibility with solid backgrounds.
Transparent output needs WebM VP9 or MOV ProRes. Choose a solid background for other formats.
Preserve the source audio track in the processed video.
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Bria Removal strips the background from a video clip and returns it with a transparent alpha channel or a clean solid color — no green screen required. Prizmad ships it as a built-in tool for 1 token per clip, with WebM VP9, MP4, and MOV ProRes output options.
Bria Removal is a video background removal tool: upload a clip of a person or product shot against any background, and it isolates the subject frame by frame. You can output true transparency (an alpha channel) for compositing, or replace the background with a solid color — black, white, gray, orange, blue, or green — directly in the render. It handles MP4, MOV, or M4V sources up to 30 seconds, as long as the source resolution stays below 4000×4000 pixels.
The output format options matter more here than in most video tools. WebM VP9 is the recommended choice for transparent alpha — it's the format browsers and most editors handle well for transparency. MP4 in H.264 or H.265 gives maximum compatibility when you've chosen a solid background, and MOV ProRes serves professional editing pipelines. A switch lets you keep or drop the original audio track; it's preserved by default.
On Prizmad, Bria Removal sits in the same AI Studio as the video generation models, , , and image tools — one token balance. That makes it a natural middle step in an ad workflow: film or generate a subject clip, remove its background here for 1 token, then composite it over a generated scene, a brand color, or a product environment.
Turn a handheld product video into a white-background clip that looks at home on marketplace listings and product pages — no lightbox or studio required.
Isolate a creator or spokesperson from their room and composite them over branded scenes, product footage, or generated backgrounds for ad variants.
Export with alpha and stack the subject over motion graphics, AI-generated environments, or seasonal backdrops in your editor — one filmed take, many looks.
Render the subject directly over a solid color that matches your creative system for consistent, scroll-stopping feed ads without an editing pass.
Output a transparent background as WebM VP9 with a real alpha channel — drop the subject over any scene in your editor or on a web page without keying or masking.
Skip compositing entirely by replacing the background with black, white, gray, orange, blue, or green in the render itself — white for marketplace-style product clips, green for later chroma keying.
WebM VP9 for alpha, MP4 H.264 for maximum compatibility, MP4 H.265 for smaller files, and MOV ProRes for professional editing pipelines.
Works on footage shot against ordinary backgrounds — a desk, a room, a street — so phone-shot UGC and product-in-hand clips can be isolated without any studio setup.
The original audio track is preserved by default, so a talking clip stays in sync after background removal. Toggle it off when you only need the visual layer.
Clips process asynchronously in roughly 1–4 minutes and cost 1 token each — cheap enough to run on every take rather than just the final pick.
Open the Bria Removal tool in Prizmad's AI Studio and upload your clip — MP4, MOV, or M4V, up to 30 seconds, with source resolution below 4000×4000 pixels.
Choose the background: Transparent for an alpha-channel output you'll composite later, or one of the six solid colors for a finished look straight out of the tool.
Pick the output format. WebM VP9 is recommended for transparency; MP4 H.264 is the safe choice for solid backgrounds; MOV ProRes fits pro editing workflows.
Decide whether to keep the original audio — it's on by default.
Click Generate. Processing takes about 1–4 minutes, and the result lands in your asset library ready to download or reuse in other Prizmad tools.
Background removal costs 1 token per processed clip (up to 30 seconds of source video). That flat, low cost makes it practical to batch-process every take in a shoot rather than rationing it.
Bria Removal runs on the same Prizmad token balance as the video generators, subtitles, avatars, and image tools — no separate account or per-export fee.
Run out of tokens mid-batch? A one-off top-up refills your balance directly from the top-up page. Processed videos are yours with full commercial rights.
It runs on your token balance and costs 1 token per clip — there's no separate purchase or per-export fee, but it isn't a standalone free tool.
Source clips can be MP4, MOV, or M4V up to 30 seconds long, and the source resolution must stay below 4000×4000 pixels. Longer footage needs to be trimmed before upload.
WebM VP9 — it's the recommended format for alpha-channel output and is widely supported by browsers and editors. MP4 doesn't carry transparency, so use MP4 H.264 or H.265 only when you've selected a solid background color. MOV ProRes is available for professional editing pipelines.
Yes, by default. The 'Keep original audio' switch preserves the source audio track in the processed video, which keeps talking clips in sync. Turn it off if you only need the visual layer.
No. The tool isolates the subject from ordinary footage — rooms, desks, outdoor scenes. If you want a green background for a later chroma-key workflow, you can select green as the replacement color instead of shooting against one.
Image removers process a single frame; Bria Removal processes video, keeping the subject cleanly separated across every frame of motion. That's what lets you composite a moving presenter or handheld product clip rather than a static cutout.
Yes. Clips you process on Prizmad carry full commercial rights — use them in paid ads, marketplace listings, landing pages, and social content with no extra licensing.
Published 2026-07-16 · Last updated 2026-07-16