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you have to essentially manually blur out the text one frame at a time which is extremely time consuming so I do recommend to only do this if necessary or if the text moves around, making a still blur impossible (I always try to crop around texts like this as much as possible).

I'll do a quick demo:

following tutorial above, once you converted to timeline, you would select the layer you would want to blur and then blur the selected area (in this case layer 6, which is the beginning of the timeline)

and then it would look like this

to blur the next spot, you would move the timeline to the next frame on the timeline (in this case, layer 7), and repeat!

***make sure the timeline and layer are on the same frame to help you keep track because it can get confusing depending on the amount of frames you're trying to blur ~

1. click on the top right icon (as circled)

2. there’s a pop up that just basically asks you to make sure you have sufficient room to download the files (in this case 2.7gb) you press ‘ok’ to continue

3. then you should see 2 buttons appear on the top right which basically means start and end as seen below

this is what should happen once you press ‘ok’ (all files selected)

4. select the files you want to download (as it automatically selects all of them) then press start and a pop up will appear to ask you where you should save your files, press ‘ok’ to pick a location for your files to be downloaded 

5. once you selected a place there will be popups mentioning kiwi opening your folder to view files, click ‘view files’ and then click ‘save changes’ for the next popup 

6. your folder name of where you’re downloading it will appear in a highlighted tab as seen below and the download(s) should start

7. for future files on kiwi it may ask you if you want to save in the same folder as your previous download, just click ‘cancel’ and you’ll be able to pick a new folder for your download (or press ‘ok’ if you want it to be the same)

hope this helps!