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Corridor Key vs EZ-CorridorKey

Corridor Key

corridorkey.org

EZ-CorridorKey

ezcorridorkey.com

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FigureCorridor KeyEZ-CorridorKey
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published11
Spec score · Video Background Removal Software7.8 (#15)8.0 (#12)
PurposeCorridor Key is a browser-based AI green screen keyer that removes a video background and replaces it with a new one.EZ-CorridorKey is a desktop GUI for CorridorKey, an AI chroma keyer that separates foreground from background.
SupportThe site lists [email protected] as its support contact.The install page directs users to the GitHub README or install walkthrough for help, and links to the EZSCAPE Discord.

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Corridor Key

  • FreeFree

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  • FreeFree

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In their own words

Corridor Key

Corridor Key is a free browser-based AI green-screen keyer that removes a video background and replaces it with a solid color, still image, or video. It accepts standard MP4 clips and returns re-encoded H.264 MP4 files. The service says its AI preserves details including flyaway hair, fur, glass, eyewear, and sheer fabric. Fast Mode processes an eight-second clip in seconds; Full Mode takes longer for sharper edge detail. No account or installation is required, and the free plan has no daily or monthly usage cap, although each clip can be up to eight seconds. It runs in desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers, with processing on its servers. Uploaded clips are sent to a Hugging Face Space running BiRefNet. Corridor Key says it does not store clips or outputs on its own servers; Hugging Face terms apply while files are there. HTTPS protects transmission. Availability can depend on Space downtime or GPU queues, and quality varies with edges, motion, lighting, and source quality.

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EZ-CorridorKey

EZ-CorridorKey is a free desktop GUI for CorridorKey, an AI chroma keyer that separates foreground from background. It handles green and blue screens and detects which color is present. GVM and BiRefNet generate alpha automatically, while MatAnyone2 and VideoMaMa provide paint-and-track control. A dual viewer offers source, alpha, or composite views, an A/B wipe, pan and zoom, channel switching, and live despill, refine, and despeckle controls. The queue processes clips in sequence, with progress, sound cues, recent projects, and session saving. Exports include EXR and PNG sequences, ProRes 4444, and VP9 with alpha while preserving bit depth. Footage and project files stay on local disk, without accounts, telemetry, or cloud processing; the app does request an update check from GitHub on launch. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, with Docker instructions for Linux servers or remote GPUs. Apple Silicon Macs from M1 onward are supported, though alpha generators run slower on Mac. The license is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; donations are optional.

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