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Blur a plate, name, address, or other visible information before sharing an image.
Select a specific area of an image, then blur or pixelate it locally.
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Add a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image. The file stays on your device and all edits run locally in your browser.
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Blur or pixelate a precise area of an image directly in your browser. Processing stays local on your device so only the selected region is changed without uploading the file to a server.
Import a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image, enable the local effect, and draw the area you want to obscure or soften directly in the preview. Choose blur or pixelation, adjust the effect strength, and move or resize the selection when necessary. Check the result with the before/after preview, then apply the change and download the final image.
Select an image.
Select a specific area of an image, then blur or pixelate it locally.
Check the result, then download it.
Blur a plate, name, address, or other visible information before sharing an image.
Pixelate or blur an area containing a face when you want to reduce its identifiability.
Deliberately reduce the readability of a secondary element without changing the rest of the image.
No. Processing is performed locally.
Yes. Undo and redo are available.
Yes. You can move and resize the selection before applying blur or pixelation.
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