Video transcript: I use, I use Blur app because with quite a lot of what I do, I need to take screenshots or I need to, or I need to do like video where, you know, where I'm telling people about what, what's on a screen. And for screenshots it's, it's, well, it's just more painful basically to take the screenshot, put it in Photoshop, do a selection, add Blur to it. And for video, actually I then need to edit it using. I think you can only do it using Premiere, so I don't think Imovie can actually even do it. But you need to have, you need to have a PNG file with some alpha on it and overlay that and then you need to stretch it to the size and it's really, really annoying. So blurweb is so simple firstly and avoids having to do so many other things and it costs nothing. You know, it's, it's. Yeah. For all the hassle that it saves. Yeah, it's worth it for just one video so. Or just one screenshot even, you know, so it's definitely, definitely great. Like how did you like do this before? Like when you don't have a Blur web app, how did you used to do this? If it was a screenshot I would use because I have, I have the Adobe Creative Suite as well as. Sorry. As well as all the stuff that comes, you know, with Mac OS as well. But yeah, generally Photoshop for screenshots and Premiere or Imovie for video, but also with the, I'm just remembering now with the, with the Imovie solution, definitely that was, that was really annoying because you couldn't, you couldn't blur it. You had to put something over it. So it was like a blocked out thing. So. Yeah, that's how I used to do it. Yeah. Yeah. So I mean like basically comparing the time. So if you compare the time, how much it used to take in video editing and how much it takes with Blur web app, how will that go? Blur Web takes seconds and video editing always takes minutes or parts of hours. So you know like 15 minutes easily, you know, per video. If not, if not more. It depends on how long the video and how many different things. But like you say as soon as you do any kind of transition, as soon as the image moves, anything like that, it's just a lot more difficult.