Whole-image blur
Apply blur across the full photo when you need a softer background, reduced detail, or a quick visual effect before posting.
Upload a photo or screenshot, blur the full image, selected areas, click spots, or detected faces, then export a PNG or JPG.
Blur full photos, selected rectangles, click spots, or detected faces.
Adjust blur intensity and compare the preview before downloading.
Use these steps to blur faces, screenshots, license plates, names, or backgrounds while checking the output before you share the image.
Upload a photo or screenshot, then wait for the original preview to appear before choosing whether to blur the whole image or only specific parts.
Choose Full, Select Area, Auto Face, or Click to Blur, then set intensity and draw boxes or spots when the mode needs manual selection.
Check whether names, faces, plates, addresses, or background details are still readable, then download the edited image as PNG or JPG for sharing safely.

Apply blur across the full photo when you need a softer background, reduced detail, or a quick visual effect before posting.
Draw rectangular regions over names, addresses, license plates, account numbers, or UI details that should be less readable in the final image.
Add circular blur spots by clicking directly on the preview, which is useful for small faces, profile photos, or repeated sensitive details.
Optional face detection can locate faces after model files load, then you can review the boxes before relying on the blurred result.
The preview updates with blur intensity changes, so you can balance privacy, readability, and image quality before downloading.
Save the edited image as PNG for crisp screenshots or JPG for smaller photo sharing after you confirm the hidden areas.
Blur Image explains how browser canvas editing, optional face model loading, temporary selections, and exported files behave before you share a privacy-edited image.
Blur Image processes the uploaded image in the browser canvas; optional face detection loads model files before locating faces, while manual area and click blur stay in the current tab.
Blurred previews and selections are temporary browser state; download the PNG or JPG before clearing selections, changing files, or refreshing the page.
Blur Image does not need an account; keep the tab open while you draw areas, add spot blurs, detect faces, and export.
Check these blur details before editing screenshots, faces, plates, documents, or social photos where privacy or readability matters.
Blur helps reduce visible detail, but it is not the same as permanent redaction for highly sensitive documents.
For passwords, full account numbers, medical data, or legal evidence, cover the area completely instead of relying only on blur.
Use a clear source image so you can see whether the blur covers every face, plate, name, or UI element.
Small text may remain guessable after light blur, so increase intensity or add another blur area when needed.
Zoom in on the exported image before sharing, especially for screenshots where small text can still be readable.
Keep the original image separate until you confirm the PNG or JPG export hides the intended details.
Blur Image accepts common image files and edits them in the browser; very large photos may slow face detection, canvas preview, and PNG or JPG export.
Auto face detection may miss side profiles, covered faces, tiny faces, or images where the model files cannot load.
Blur Image adds blur to a whole image, selected rectangle, click spot, or detected face, then exports a new PNG or JPG. It is useful for screenshots, social photos, product mockups, and images with details you do not want clearly visible.
Yes. Use Select Area to draw rectangles or Click to Blur for circular spots. Both options let you focus on names, license plates, profile faces, or small screenshot details without softening the full image.
The tool includes an Auto Face mode that loads face detection models and draws boxes around detected faces. Review the boxes before export because small, angled, covered, or crowded faces can be missed.
Blur is useful for casual privacy, but it is not secure redaction. For passwords, account numbers, medical details, or legal records, cover the information completely before sharing the image.
Large photos, high blur intensity, many selected areas, and face detection can take more browser memory and processing time. Try a smaller image or use fewer selected regions if preview updates lag.
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