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Blur Image Online

Blur an entire photo or paint over faces, text and sensitive information.

Upload an image, then paint over the areas you want to hide.

Blur Photos Online

Hide faces, license plates, names, addresses and other private details before sharing an image. Use the brush for selected areas or apply blur to the complete photo.

How to blur an image

  1. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image.
  2. Choose brush blur or full-image blur.
  3. Set the blur strength and brush size.
  4. Paint over the areas you want to hide.
  5. Download the result as JPG or PNG.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I undo a brush stroke?

Yes. Use Undo to remove recent strokes, or Clear Blur to remove all painted areas.

Which format should I download?

JPG is suitable for regular photographs. Choose PNG when you need lossless output or want to preserve transparency.

When should you blur a photo?

Blurring is useful before posting screenshots, street photos, documents or workplace images that contain information other people should not read. Typical examples include faces, vehicle plates, email addresses, account numbers, names on documents and background details. A selective brush lets you cover only the sensitive area while keeping the rest of the image clear.

Blur strength and brush size

Use a stronger blur when the original detail is sharp or large. A larger brush is faster for broad areas, while a smaller brush gives better control around text, faces and edges. Always inspect the final image at normal size before sharing it, because a weak effect may leave details recognizable.

Blur or pixelate?

Both effects can hide visual details. Blur softens the selected area, while pixelation replaces detail with visible blocks. Choose the appearance that fits your image, and use the Pixelate Image tool when you prefer a block-style privacy effect.

Related Guide

Learn when and where to blur private details before sharing a photo.

Read the Blur Image Guide →