Privacy · Blur on record

Record on real data. Show none of it.

Emails, phone numbers, the names you list, the elements you choose: blurred on screen before the recorder sees them, and kept blurred while the page scrolls, slides, and opens dialogs.

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Why blurring in post is a trap

Masking a customer's name in an editor means finding every frame it appears in, including the one where it scrolls past at the edge. Miss one and the video is a disclosure. Tuti Tuti blurs on the page, continuously, so the recorder never captures the text in the first place. The patch is placed before the first frame and released after the last.

What it hides

Rules you set once per tutorial.

01

Emails and phone numbers

Found by pattern, in any format, including international numbers and the ones typed into fields.

02

Names and words

A list of words matched whole, case-insensitive: a customer's name, an account number, a project code.

03

Whole elements

A CSS selector blurs a region: the revenue widget, the customer table, a sidebar.

04

Fields and placeholders

Text typed into inputs and placeholder text that matches are blurred as the whole field.

05

Through motion

Patches follow scrolling, sliding drawers, and fading dialogs frame by frame. Bounce scrolling is disabled while blur is on.

06

Under covers, correctly

A patch is dropped only when something opaque actually covers the text; a dim backdrop or a fading sheet keeps it.

First frame to last

Blurred before the recorder starts, released after it stops.

The recording holds the blur for its whole length, including the quiet lead-in and the final caption fade. If a step navigates to a new page, the new page restores the blur before playing on.

Blur in three steps

1

List what must not show

Tick emails and phones, add names, add a selector for a region.

2

Preview on the page

Switch the preview on and scroll around; the patches follow.

3

Export

The MP4 carries the blur baked in. Nothing to do in an editor.

Privacy blur: the questions people ask

How do I record a demo without showing customer data?
Either record on a seeded demo account, or record on the real one with the blur rules on: emails and phones by pattern, names by list, regions by selector. Tuti Tuti does the second live, so the recorder never sees the data.
Can I blur a whole table or widget?
Yes. Add its CSS selector under Privacy, and the whole element is blurred, following it as the page scrolls.
Does the blur survive scrolling and animations?
Yes. Patches are recomputed every frame while anything moves, including drawers sliding in and dialogs fading, and repainted before the browser's next frame on any DOM change.
Is it reversible from the video?
No. The blur is rendered into the recorded frames; there is no un-blurred layer in the file.
What about text I type during the tutorial?
Typed values are matched against the rules too, and so are placeholders. A field holding a phone number is blurred as a whole.
Is the blur a guarantee?
It is a strong convenience, not a guarantee, and the terms say so: you are responsible for what appears in your video. Preview the page with blur on and look before you export.

Show the product, not the customers.

Set the rules once per tutorial.

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