Blur Face
Blur faces, names or licence plates by drawing rectangles on the photo. Multiple regions per image, no upload.
Quick answer: Blur faces, names or licence plates by drawing rectangles on the photo. Multiple regions per image, no upload.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I blur a face in a photo?
- Drop the image, draw a rectangle over each face, choose how strong the blur should be, and click Apply. The new photo is ready to download.
- Can I blur multiple faces in the same photo?
- Yes. Draw as many rectangles as you need — each one is blurred independently.
- Can I blur licence plates, signs or names?
- Yes. The tool blurs anything inside the rectangle, so it works for plates, addresses, badges, names on screens, and more.
- Is the blur strong enough to be irreversible?
- At medium strength or higher, the original detail can't be recovered with normal tools. For maximum safety, use a high strength and a slightly oversized rectangle.
- Will my photo be uploaded?
- No. The blur is applied entirely in your browser — your photo never leaves your device, which is exactly what you want when redacting people.
- Can I undo a blur?
- Within the editor, yes — clear the rectangle and the original pixels reappear. After downloading, the change is permanent.
- Will quality change in the rest of the photo?
- No. Only the area inside each rectangle is blurred; the rest of the image is untouched.
- Can I do this on my phone?
- Yes. The tool supports touch — drag your finger to draw a rectangle, then tap Apply.
- Is the face-blur tool free?
- Yes. Free, no signup, no watermark.
- What's the difference between blur and pixelate?
- Blur smooths everything inside the rectangle; pixelate replaces it with chunky squares. Both hide identity — pick whichever fits the look you want.