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Hide faces, license plates, addresses and anything private in a photo — or soften the whole picture. Blur or pixelate, your choice.
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Point at it, and it is gone for good.
A smooth blur looks natural; pixelate is the classic news-style block effect. Both are applied into the pixels, so nobody can "unblur" them.
Switch to Oval to hide faces neatly. Add as many areas as you need — kids at a party, plates in a parking lot, names on a screen.
The photo is edited in your browser and never uploaded — which matters when the whole point is keeping something private.
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Drop it in, or pick it from your camera roll or computer.
Drag a box over each face, plate or address. Blur or pixelate, as strong as you like.
Download it at full resolution. The hidden details cannot be recovered.
Anything in a photo that should not be shared with the world.
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Add your picture, leave Blur parts of it selected, and drag a box across each thing you want hidden. Adjust the strength until it looks right, then click Save blurred image. There is no account and no watermark, and the photo never leaves your device.
Choose Oval, then drag from one corner of the face to the other. Raise the strength until the face cannot be recognised — around 60 or higher for small faces. Add another oval for every face you need to hide.
Not from what you download here. The blur or pixelation is written into the pixels at full resolution and the original detail is thrown away. For text, license plates and numbers, pixelate at high strength is the safest choice, because a light blur on large text can sometimes still be read.
Blur looks smoother and more natural, which is nice for backgrounds and faces in photos you are posting. Pixelate turns the area into big blocks, which is easier to see as intentional and hides text more reliably. For sensitive numbers, use pixelate.
Yes. Choose Blur the whole picture and set the strength. It is useful for soft backgrounds behind text, teaser images or a quick privacy pass on a screenshot. The download is full resolution.
Not automatically — that needs AI to find the person's outline. You can blur around a person by adding areas over the background. For a clean cut-out, use Remove Background first and place the person on any background you like.
No. The blur is applied in your browser, so your photo stays on your device the whole time. You can check: load the page, turn on Airplane Mode and it still works. There is nothing on our end to store or leak.
Yes. Open this page in your browser and pick a photo. Drag with one finger to mark each area, and tap ✕ on an area to remove it. While you are marking areas the picture will not scroll, so scroll the page by dragging above or below it.
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More reading: pixelization and Gaussian blur on Wikipedia.