What is Privacy Blur?
Privacy Blur is an AI photo editing preset for hiding sensitive visible details in an image while preserving the rest of the scene.
Use it when a photo is otherwise ready to share, but it includes faces, license plates, addresses, phone numbers, email-like text, account-like numbers, badges, screens, shipping labels, tickets, private notes, or other identifying details that should not remain readable.
When should you use Privacy Blur?
Use Privacy Blur before posting photos from public spaces, offices, classrooms, events, deliveries, listings, marketplaces, or social media workflows where private visual details may appear in the frame.
The goal is not to remove the object. The preset keeps the photo context and applies blur or pixelation only to sensitive regions.
What photos work best?
Privacy Blur works best when the details to hide are visible and separated from important subject texture. It can target several regions in one photo, but busy images with many tiny details may need a second pass.
ClearCrowds is built for photo publishing and visual cleanup. If the hidden detail is tiny, angled, or partly covered, review the result before sharing.
Privacy Blur vs Remove Text
Use Privacy Blur when you want to keep the object visible but hide readable or identifiable details.
Use Remove Text when you want unwanted words, labels, or numbers erased and the background rebuilt.
FAQ
Can I blur sensitive information in an image?
Yes. Upload the photo and use Privacy Blur to hide visible faces, plates, screens, labels, badges, or private text-like details.
Can it blur license plates?
Yes. The prompt includes license plates and asks the AI to edit only the sensitive region while preserving the car and scene.
Can it blur phone numbers or addresses?
Yes, when they are visible in a normal photo. Review the result before publishing to make sure no readable detail remains.
Does it remove the object?
No. It is designed to blur or pixelate sensitive regions, not remove the whole object or rewrite the scene.
What if the image has many sensitive areas?
The preset can target several areas, but crowded photos may need another pass or a more targeted manual selection.
