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Free Blur Image Tool

Blur or pixelate any part of a photo to hide faces, licence plates and sensitive info. Just drag a box — your image stays private.

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Drop an image or click to upload
Your image stays private — nothing is saved or shared.
Blur Image — a face and a licence plate blurred in a photo, before and after

How to blur part of an image

1

Upload your photo

Drag and drop or pick an image. Nothing is saved or shared.

2

Drag over the area

Draw a box over each face or detail you want to hide. Choose blur or pixelate and set the strength.

3

Download

Save the censored image at full resolution — free, with no watermark.

Pricing

Monthly plans or one-time credits.

Blur Image and every other browser tool are free and unlimited. Credits are only for the AI features — 2 credits per generation. Go monthly for the lowest price per credit and cancel any time, or buy an add-on whose credits never expire.

Starter
₹415/mo≈ $5
20 credits every month10 AI generations · ₹20.8 per credit

Try the AI tools every month.

Creator
₹996/mo≈ $12
40 credits every month20 AI generations · ₹24.9 per credit

Regular edits for your feed.

StudioBest value
₹2,075/mo≈ $25
150 credits every month75 AI generations · ₹13.8 per credit

The lowest price per credit.

Renews monthly · cancel anytime in Settings, no further charges · monthly credits refresh each renewal and don't carry over. 2 credits per AI generation; the free tools stay free.

See full pricing and questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I blur part of an image?

Upload your photo, then drag a box over the area you want to hide — it's blurred instantly. Repeat for as many areas as you like, then download.

Can I pixelate instead of blur?

Yes. Switch to Pixelate mode to censor an area with a mosaic effect instead of a soft blur — useful for a stronger, more obvious redaction.

Is it good for hiding faces or licence plates?

Yes — it's ideal for hiding faces, licence plates, house numbers, addresses, screenshots and any other sensitive detail before you share a photo.

Does it add a watermark?

No watermark, ever. Your edited image downloads clean at full resolution.

Is my image uploaded to a server?

No. Your photo is not stored or shared, and the original file on your device is never changed — which matters when you are hiding private information.

Is it free?

Yes — completely free, with no sign-up and no limit on how many images you blur.

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