Hide the faces in a photo with blur or pixelation before sharing it. Detection uses AI that runs inside your browser: the image is never uploaded to a server. It's the private way to protect the identity of the people in a photo.
Blur faces now →When you hide faces it's usually for privacy: minors, people who didn't consent, bystanders, or just background people. Uploading that same photo to a third party's server to "protect" it is contradictory — the file with the unhidden faces travels anyway. Here the detection model runs on your device and the image never leaves it. You generate the censored copy locally.
No. The model runs in your browser and the image is never uploaded.
No, in the copy you download: the area is re-rendered hidden and the original face can't be recovered.
Both hide the identity. Blur looks more natural; pixelation has the classic censorship look.
Yes: tap each face to include or exclude it.
Hide the faces in my photo →Another privacy task: strip GPS and EXIF before sharing, without uploading the photo.
Keep the subject sharp and blur the background (portrait effect).
Cutout, text, color, compress, resize and more.