Anonymous · images deleted within 1 hour

Share the moment, not the evidence.

Blurify finds every face and license plate (number plate) in your photos, and documents when you ask — you review, blur, and post with a clear conscience. Nothing is stored, ever.

Drag the slider. See what changes.

Each pair below is generated by the same Sharp pipeline that runs in the editor — no marketing fakery.

Sunny café terrace where every face — two people at the tables, the waiter and passers-by — is auto-blurred — Blurify result
Sunny café terrace where every face — two people at the tables, the waiter and passers-by — is auto-blurred — original
Every face in the frame — not just the most obvious one
A red hatchback and a grey sedan parked outside a building with both license plates blurred — Blurify result
A red hatchback and a grey sedan parked outside a building with both license plates blurred — original
Strip a license plate from a car photo
A laptop and a monitor on a wooden desk with both screens blurred — Blurify result
A laptop and a monitor on a wooden desk with both screens blurred — original
Hide what's on a screen before posting it

Three steps. No account.

01

Upload

JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC/HEIF — up to 20 images at a time, straight to encrypted storage.

20 images / batch
02

Review

Every face and plate is highlighted; documents are one click away under “Scan for”. Toggle each one, resize, or draw your own.

face 0.99 · plate 0.97
03

Export

Pick frost, pixel, solid — or an emoji. Metadata never survives the trip.

EXIF stripped · deleted in 60 min
See exactly how it works, step by step →

Nothing leaves your hand.

Anonymous by default
No account, no email, no tracking pixel watching you redact.
Encrypted in transit
Uploads go straight to encrypted storage — never to a third party.
Deleted within the hour
Originals and exports are erased automatically. We can't leak what we don't have.

Whatever you’re posting — blur faces, plates, documents & nudity safely.

Anonymize peopleFACESBlur faces in seconds. Auto-detected, manually adjustable.Every face, hidden in one passANONYMOUSAnonymize every face in a photo — found and hidden in one pass.Hide a plate, hide the vehiclePLATESStrip a license plate from a car photo before you post it.Car number, reg plate — coveredHIDDENHide a car number or reg plate before the photo goes public.Hide names, numbers, addressesDOCUMENTSBlack out names, numbers, and signatures on a document photo or scan.Show the bug, hide the dataSCREENSSanitize a screenshot before sharing the bug or the chat.Block it outPIXELATECensor a face with hard pixel blocks instead of a soft blur.The metadata you can't seeEXIFStrip GPS, camera model and timestamps from any photo.Names, numbers, anything writtenTEXTHide names, emails and numbers written anywhere in an image.Your home stays privateADDRESSBlur a house number or street sign before a listing goes live.Blur, pixelate, black bar, or an emojiCENSORCensor a photo with blur, pixel blocks, a black bar, or an emoji.One spot, not the whole shotREGIONBlur one region of a picture and keep the rest sharp.Blur nudityNUDITYAuto-detects nudity per body part. Blur only what needs hiding.Emoji face coverEMOJIPut an emoji or a sticker over any face — found automatically, covered completely.The room behind you talksBACKDROPHide the room, the street, or the office standing behind you.BackgroundremoveCut the subject out and download a transparent PNG at full resolution.BackgroundblurKeep the subject sharp and soften — or hide — everything behind it.

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Fair questions.

How long do you keep my images?

At most one hour. Originals and exports are deleted automatically — usually much sooner.

Do you strip EXIF and GPS data?

Always. Every export leaves with zero metadata, no opt-in needed.

Do you use my images to train AI?

No. Never. Your images are processed, returned, and deleted.

Where does my upload actually go?

Directly to encrypted cloud storage via a presigned URL — not through our servers, not to any third party.

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The internet never forgets. Help it.

Blur a photo — free