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Put yourself over the thing you are talking about.

Talking-head footage composited onto a screen recording, a slide, or a clip you are reacting to. No cloth behind you, no colour spill in your hair.

The overlay problem

The format that performs is you in the corner while something else fills the frame. Doing that properly used to mean a green screen in your room, three lights, and a spill pass on every clip. It also meant never wearing green.

Someone filming a vertical clip on a phone in their kitchen

How this runs in practice

Record where you are

Kitchen, desk, hotel room. The background does not need to be clean because it is not going to be there.

Remove the background

Upload the vertical clip and get back a transparent WebM that keeps hair detail against a busy room.

Layer in the edit

Drop it over your screen capture in an editor that reads WebM alpha. Scale and position freely, the edge holds.

What to expect on this kind of footage

These notes show where BGRemove works well and where footage may need extra review.

Vertical 9:16

Native

Aspect ratio is preserved. Nothing is letterboxed or cropped on the way through.

Handheld motion

Handled

Camera shake and walking shots stay stable because the matte tracks per frame.

Glasses and jewellery

Mostly

Frames survive. Very thin wire arms against a bright window can drop out.

Worth knowing.Backlit footage shot straight into a window is the hardest case. It usually works, but check the free export before you build a whole series on it.

Create your transparent video.

3 free videos per 24-hour window, no card. Turn a real social content shot into a transparent layer you can reuse across the work that comes next.

3 free videos per 24-hour allowance window. No watermark. No card.