Private browser tool

Blur Face & Redact Image

Censor faces, license plates, house numbers, and confidential text in photos directly in your browser.

Interactive privacy brush with pixelate, smooth blur, and blackout modes. 100% private with irreversible pixel destruction.

Blur Face & Redact

100% Confidential. Redaction and blur processing runs strictly in your browser tab.

No paywalls. Unlimited photo redaction and privacy masking.

Irreversible privacy masking

Sharing photos on social media, news blogs, or public forums frequently requires redacting bystanders' faces, car license plates, postal addresses, and confidential financial or medical documents.

Unlike basic overlay stickers that can be removed in layer editors, WebpForge computes irreversible 2D raster transformations that permanently destroy hidden pixel information.

  • Pixelate (Mosaic): Quantizes pixel coordinates into solid color blocks, the standard style for video and photo journalism.
  • Smooth Blur: Applies a soft Gaussian blur filter to obscure text and identifiers naturally.
  • Solid Blackout: Renders completely opaque black circles for legal document compliance.

Practical examples

Situation
A street photograph contains clearly legible car license plates that must be obscured before publication.
Setting
Mode: Pixelate, Brush size: 40px.
Expected result
Irreversibly pixelated license plates protecting driver anonymity.
Situation
A customer support screenshot contains sensitive API keys and credit card digits.
Setting
Mode: Solid Blackout, paint over credential fields.
Expected result
A secure redacted screenshot safe for ticket attachment.

Clear answers

Frequently asked questions

How do I blur a face or license plate in a photo?

Upload your image, choose your redaction style (Pixelate, Smooth Blur, or Solid Blackout), adjust the brush size slider, and paint directly over the faces or confidential areas on the canvas.

Is my confidential image uploaded to any server?

Never. The redaction tool executes 100% locally in your browser memory. Sensitive documents, ID cards, and family photos never leave your device.

Can someone reverse or un-blur a pixelated photo?

No. When you download the redacted image, the underlying pixel values are permanently replaced with averaged color blocks. The original pixel data is destroyed during export, ensuring irreversible privacy protection.

Can I undo accidental brush strokes?

Yes. Click the "Undo" button in the toolbar to step back through previous brush strokes, or click "Reset" to revert to the original unedited image.