Launched this week
Effects SDK helps developers add production-ready AI video and audio effects to web, desktop, and mobile apps. Add background blur, virtual backgrounds, smart framing, lighting correction, beautification, overlays, avatars, and real-time noise suppression — all running client-side, without sending video or audio to our servers.
Background blur and noise suppression both ran smoothly in the browser without any noticeable lag, which is way better than the cloud-based alternatives I have wrestled with before.
The client-side processing is a nice touch for privacy, and adding background blur plus noise suppression took just a few lines of code. Surprised how clean the API felt even for a quick test.
Background blur and noise suppression worked smoothly on my laptop without any noticeable lag. Client-side only is a big plus for privacy.
The client-side processing is a huge plus for privacy, and the smart framing actually kept me centered as I moved around. Background blur looks way better than the usual webcam hack.
Background blur and noise suppression ran smoothly on my laptop with zero config, which is rare for this kind of SDK. Really nice that it stays client-side too.
The client-side approach is a nice touch since nothing leaves the device, which feels reassuring for any app handling camera or mic input. Smart framing and background blur worked smoothly in my quick test, no setup hassle.
Client-side processing is a real win for privacy, and the noise suppression actually held up well on my laptop fan. Wish the docs had a bit more on tuning the smart framing.