Now, click on the original video, select Choose Order and then One layer up. Adding the Picture/Video to Replace the Green Screenĭo this by simply dragging the desired photo/video to the black space where the green screen was. If this doesn’t work, try tweaking them manually until you’ve removed the remaining green spots.ģ. First, try increasing all three parameters. If there’s still a “bit of green” in the video, go to the right-side menu and find these parameters: Minimum brightness threshold, Maximum chromaticityU threshold, and Maxiumum chromaticityV threshold. If the green background has completely disappeared, move on to the next step.

If the green background is still there, navigate to the right-side menu and Chromakey color, select the eyedropper tool and click on the green screen area of your video. The background in the video that used to be green should now be removed (black). Now, navigate to Video Effects in the upmost tray, select Transparency from the drop-down menu and select Background Remover. Here’s how to remove the green screen from a video with the VSDC Video Editor.įirst, add the desired video to the timeline by dragging it from its location folder to the left-side menu. Keep in mind that you’ll have to use a pure green background because it is the only one the free version of VSDC recognizes. VSDC was chosen because it’s a free video editor that features the Chroma Key (green screen) tool.

Adding the Picture/Video to Replace the Green Screen

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