AI face privacy blur
Blur faces in an image for privacy
Detect faces automatically and apply a circular or rectangular mosaic before sharing a screenshot, group photo or sensitive image.
Protect faces before you share
For faces that should not remain identifiableUpload a copy, apply face mosaics, inspect every person and download a privacy-ready image.
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How to blur faces in photos, screenshots and group images
Use this page for searches about automatic face blur, face mosaic and privacy protection before sharing an image publicly or with a wider group.
How to blur faces in screenshots and group photos
Use it for screenshots, street scenes, group photos, event images, customer submissions and other material where faces should not remain identifiable. Upload a copy so the source remains available.
Automatic face mosaic for privacy-sensitive images
- Upload a copy of the image.
- Choose a circular or rectangular mosaic.
- Run automatic face detection.
- Inspect the full image for missed faces before sharing.
Circle or rectangle face blur: which should I choose?
A circular mosaic follows the usual shape of a face, while a rectangle can cover a larger area in a screenshot or tightly cropped image. Choose the shape that leaves no identifiable detail visible.
Why should I inspect the result?
Automatic detection can miss a tiny, turned-away or occluded face. Treat the result as a privacy aid, not a legal guarantee, and inspect sensitive images manually.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about formats, privacy, output and edge quality.
Can it blur every face automatically?
The tool detects faces automatically, but small, hidden or partially visible faces may need manual review.
Can I choose the face blur shape?
Yes. The current page supports circular and rectangular mosaic areas.
Is face blur a legal privacy guarantee?
No. It is an image-processing aid. Review the final image and follow the privacy rules that apply to your use case.
Can I blur faces in a screenshot?
Yes. Upload the screenshot as an image, choose a mosaic shape, and inspect the full result for small or partially hidden faces.
What if the tool misses a face?
Do not share the image yet. Try a clearer source or manually inspect and cover any missed face with an appropriate editor.