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Blur an image or just the parts that matter

Apply a soft Gaussian blur to a whole photo, or drag rectangles over faces, license plates, and IDs to censor them. Everything happens in your browser, so your images never leave your device.

Drag & drop files here

Or click to browse (max 50 files, up to 30MB each)

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Runs in your browser · Free and unlimited · No sign-up

Why use this image blur tool?

Whole image or areas only

Pick a soft blur for the entire photo, or switch to area mode and draw rectangles over the parts you want to hide. Same tool, two completely different jobs.

Blur faces, plates, IDs

Drag a box over any face, license plate, or sensitive screenshot region. Choose blur, pixelate, or a solid black bar — whichever the situation calls for.

Soft focus to fully unreadable

A radius slider takes you from a barely-there blur to a full smudge. The same goes for pixel size in pixelate mode. Preview the effect live before you commit.

Up to 50 images at once

In whole-image mode, drop a folder full of photos and apply the same blur to all of them. Each one downloads individually or as a single ZIP.

100% private

Every blur runs locally in your browser using the Canvas API. No upload, no server, no copy of your photo touches anyone else's machine.

PNG, WebP, or JPG

Save as a lossless PNG, a smaller WebP, or a JPG to match wherever the image is going next. Your filename is preserved and a -blurred suffix is added.

Sometimes you need to blur an image

A house photo without the address visible

You're selling your car on a marketplace and you took the photos in your driveway. Great shots, but the license plate is right there, and so is your house number on the door behind it. You don't want strangers on the internet matching your registration to your home.

You drop the photo into the tool, switch to area mode, and drag a small rectangle over the plate. Then another over the house number. The blur applies live as you draw, so you can see exactly how unreadable each spot is before you save.

A few seconds later you download a clean PNG with both spots censored. The car still looks good, the listing goes up, and your address stays where it belongs.

A team photo before posting it on LinkedIn

Marketing asked everyone to share the company off-site photo on their personal LinkedIn. The picture is great, but two of your colleagues weren't sure they wanted to be tagged or recognized publicly, and you'd promised to ask first.

You open the tool, draw two small rectangles over their faces, and choose a strong blur radius so nobody can be identified. Everyone else in the photo is untouched. You download the result and post it the same evening.

When the two colleagues see the post, they thank you for remembering. The photo gets nice engagement and nobody's privacy was crossed.

A screenshot for a bug report

You're filing a bug ticket with a vendor and the screenshot you grabbed shows the issue clearly, but it also shows your customer's email address and an internal project name. You don't want either to leave your laptop.

You upload the screenshot, switch to area mode, and use the black bar style for the email and the project name. Two clean rectangles, fully opaque, no chance of recovery. The actual UI bug stays perfectly visible.

You drop the censored image into the ticket, send it off, and your customer's data stays where it belongs.

1

Upload your image

Drop one or more JPG, PNG, or WebP files onto the page, or click to browse from your computer or phone.

2

Pick a mode and adjust

Choose Whole image for a full-photo blur (with a radius slider), or Areas only to drag rectangles over the parts you want to censor.

3

Apply and download

Hit Apply blur and download the result individually or as a ZIP if you blurred a batch.

  • Your files never leave your browser — there's nothing to delete.
  • All blurring runs locally on your device. We don't see, store, or transmit your images.
  • No sign-up, no email, no limits. Just drop your image and go.