How to Make a Video Pixelated Skillfully?

DownloadDownload, install, and launch WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro on your PC.

Open the "Converter" module to begin. Click on "Add Files" button to import your video file. You can also drag and drop it directly into the interface.

After loaded, look at the right-hand side of the interface. Click on the format image to reveal an expandable format library categorized in different groups (like Video, Audio, Web, or Device-Specific Formats)

Then, select the format that best suits your needs. For most cases, MP4 is a great choice because of its wide compatibility across different devices and platforms.

Next, press "Parameter settings" button underneath the Format Profile image to personalize video parameters.

You can make a video pixelated by choosing one option:

• Lower the video bitrate: Reducing the bitrate (the amount of data used to represent the video per unit of time) leads to pixelation. You can usually find the bitrate option in the "Video settings" section of the parameter settings. Start with a relatively low value, like 500 kbps, and preview the changes to see if it gives you the desired pixelated effect.
• Downscaling video resolution: A lower resolution means fewer pixels, which will make the video look pixelated. You can select a lower resolution option from the drop-down menu. For example, if your original video is in 1080p (1920x1080), you could try downscaling it to 480p (854x480) or even lower.
• Reduce frame rates: Frame rate refers to the number of frames shown per second in a video. A lower frame rate can also contribute to a pixelated look. For instance, if the original frame rate is 60fps, reducing it to 15fps or 20fps might create the pixelated look you want.

After making your choices, click "OK" to save the changes.

When you're ready, specify an output folder by pressing the Down Arrow icon at the bottom.

Finally, click on the "Run" button to process and export your pixelated video.

Step 1. Run HD Video Converter Factory Pro and open "Converter" module. Add a video file that you need to apply a pixelated effect to.

Step 2. Next, choose an output format for your pixelated video from 600+ presets on the right side of the program.

Step 3. Now it's time to apply the pixelated effect to your video. To do this, click on the "Magic Wand" button on the editing toolbar.

Step 4. In the new window, you're allowed to make a certain part of the video pixelated by adjusting the dotted area in the left preview section.

Step 5. Select "Blur" or "Mosaic" filter from the available options below, and preview it to make sure you are happy with the result. Click OK to save the changes.

Optional. Here you can also sharpen a video, brighten a dark video, blur a video, make videos look vintage, etc.

Step 6. Choose a destination folder, then hit "Run" button to make a part of video pixelated.

Note. This is not available for moving objects, as the pixelated area will always be fixed in the same position and cannot be moved.