List of the Top Video Redaction Software for Linux in 2026

Gallio PRO redacts faces and license plates in video and images on your own computer, so organizations can share CCTV footage under the GDPR without exposing bystanders. It runs on-premise on Windows, macOS or Linux; nothing is uploaded to a cloud. Main use: GDPR subject access requests (Article 15). When someone asks for a copy of footage they appear in, the requester stays visible and everyone else is masked, with an editor for frame-by-frame checks. Whole folders and CCTV exports can also be anonymized in batch. Masking options include blur, pixelation and solid fill. The Enterprise edition adds a Linux command line interface, floating licenses and virtual machine or container deployment. Typical users: data protection officers, IT and security teams, police, public sector bodies, transport operators and retailers. Free demo; Pro from 89 EUR per month, billed annually.