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Let's hide faces and license plates with Auto Blur and fill the gaps.

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Go to 4 seconds. Face and License plate are both on.

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Turn off License plate, and the plate shows.

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Turn it back on, and the plate is hidden again.

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Clicking the detected plate switches it to Original on its own.

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It needs hiding, so set its target effect back to Blur.

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Go to 8.8 seconds and look at the pedestrian in front.

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Clicking her face lets you keep just this person as Original.

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Here, set it back to Blur.

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At 0 seconds, her face isn't hidden yet.

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Under Manual Blur, choose Rectangle.

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Draw a rectangle around her face, with some margin.

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Drag the right end of the purple bar to 1 second.

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Click Start tracking to follow her face from 0 to 1 second.

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Next, cover the plate that leaves the frame quickly after 4 seconds.

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Choose Rectangle again and cover the plate's path to the lower-right edge.

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Apply this area from 4.0 to 4.6 seconds only, without tracking.

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At 4.2 seconds, check that the plate is inside the area.

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At 4.44 seconds, the last visible part is covered, too.

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After 4.6 seconds, the area turns off and the plate is already out of frame.

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Play from the start and check that faces and plates stay hidden.

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When you're done, save the video with Export at the top right.