VanityFilter is a standalone Windows application for retouching skin in recorded video. It detects up to five faces per frame, including turned and profile heads, builds a separate mask for each person across face, forehead and neck, and smooths only skin. Eyes, lips, hair, glasses, clothing and the background are left as shot.
Controls cover smoothing strength, texture repair, detail restore, skin brightening, shine removal, redness reduction and blemish removal, with a master Amount dial and a live preview that matches the export. Original, Mask, Processed and Split views, with zoom to 200 percent, show exactly which pixels are treated. Five built-in presets and four user slots are included, and presets can be shared as .vfpreset files. Sessions can be saved as project files, protection around lips, eyebrows and ears is adjustable, and the preview labels which faces are selected for treatment.
It reads MP4, MOV, AVI and MKV and exports H.264 MP4 or ProRes 422 HQ MOV with the audio track included. It can also export a grayscale mask matte for use as a track matte in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, plus a settings JSON sidecar. Batch processing is available in the app and through the included command-line tool.
All processing runs on the user's PC. Footage is never uploaded, license activation works offline, and no account is required. An NVIDIA GPU can accelerate H.264 encoding but is not required.
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