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Blur faces in a photo automatically

Faces are detected on your device and blurred in one click. Blur people in the background, children, or ID photos, without uploading the picture.

Drop files here

or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V

PNG, JPG, WebP PDF up to 50 pagesMax 25 MB eachUp to 20 files at once

Processed on your device. Your file is never uploaded.Prove it

Pick a document to hide its fields in one click.
Detected items are covered right away. You can still uncover any of them.
Runs on your device. Downloads a 19 MB model once.
ID photos, selfies, people in screenshots. Runs on your device.
Balanced
Recommended. Catches most things without much noise.

Save as a preset

Keeps the document type, the fields you ticked, the redaction style and the watermark. Saved in this browser only.

How to blur a face in a photo

  1. Drop the photo above. Faces are found automatically.
  2. Accept the faces to blur and reject any you want to keep.
  3. Missed one? Drag a box over it.
  4. Set the blur strength and download.

Automatic, but you decide

An on-device face detector finds faces, including small ones in the background. Each face is a suggestion you can accept or reject, so you can keep yourself visible and blur everyone else.

For a stronger effect, switch to Pixelate or Solid.

Common uses

  • Bystanders in travel and street photos
  • Children in school or event photos
  • The photo on an ID card
  • People in screenshots of video calls

Private by design

Your file is opened, read and exported inside your browser tab. It is never uploaded, so nobody (including us) can see it.

Questions

How does it find faces without uploading?

A small face-detection model runs in your browser. It downloads once from this site; your photo never leaves your device.

Can I blur only some faces?

Yes. Each detected face can be accepted or rejected individually.

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