Remove a green screen.
Cut out any object.

Key out a green or blue screen, or click a person or object in your video and let Sequel Box follow it.

Summary

Sequel Box can remove a green or blue screen, and cut a person or object out of a video. To cut out an object, press Q, hover it in a video layer, click it and press Track. Sequel Box follows the object through the clip and cuts the layer out to it. The cutout engine is built in and runs on your device.

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Green and blue screen removal

Remove a green or blue background from a video layer so what is behind it shows through.

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Click to cut out

Press Q, hover a person or object to preview its outline, click it and press Track.

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Feather, expand, invert

Shift+click adds another object and Alt+click removes a part. Soften the edge with feather, grow or shrink it with expand, or invert the mask.

How it works in Sequel Box

Cutouts usually mean masking frame by frame. Here you click once and Sequel Box tracks the object through the whole clip, so the layer follows it.

Object tracking also works for camera moves: track an object in your video and have the camera follow it. Combine a cutout with 3D presets, keyframes or colour grading to put the subject in a new scene.

The cutout engine is built in and runs on your device. See the features page for the rest of the toolkit, including colour grading and extracting audio.

Last updated . Sequel Box (also written SequelBox) version 1.0.0.

Frequently asked questions

Can I cut a person or object out of a video?

Yes. Press Q, hover an object in a video layer, click it and press Track. Sequel Box follows the object through the clip and cuts the layer out to it. Shift+click adds another object and Alt+click removes a part. You can feather, expand or invert the cutout.

Can Sequel Box remove a green screen or blue screen?

Yes. It can remove a green or blue screen from a video layer.

Does object cutout need the internet?

The cutout engine is built in and runs on your device.

Can the camera follow an object?

Yes. Track an object in your video and have the camera follow it.

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