Auto-detect faces, then blur
MediaPipe face detection runs locally. One click finds every face — you decide which to blur and how heavily.
Blur any part of a photo
free, no upload
Blur faces, license plates, or any sensitive detail in a photo without uploading it. RedactPix detects faces automatically and lets you blur, pixelate, or black out any area in seconds — all on your device.
Drop image here or paste a screenshot
JPG · PNG · WEBP — up to 20 MB · No upload, no account
Your image stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
- No upload
- No account
- Local AI scan
- Free
Why use RedactPix to blur photo?
Privacy by design
Your photos never leave your device. There is no server upload, no cloud storage, no account — the entire process happens in your browser tab.
Mobile-friendly
Works on iOS and Android browsers. Blur a photo on the go, right from your phone, without installing an app.
How to blur photo — step by step
From raw image to safely redacted file in four steps.
Step 01
Upload your photo
Tap or drag a JPG/PNG/WEBP photo into the uploader. Or paste a screenshot.
Step 02
Scan for faces
Click Scan — RedactPix detects all faces on-device and draws blur boxes. Adjust or remove any box.
Step 03
Apply blur
Select Blur from the toolbar and set the conceal level. Add manual boxes for any other areas you want blurred.
Step 04
Download
Export a flattened PNG. Metadata is stripped, blur is permanent.
Frequently asked questions
Can I blur faces automatically?
Yes. Click Scan and RedactPix detects all faces using on-device AI. Each detected face gets a blur box you can review, adjust, or remove.
How is this different from Instagram or Snapchat blur?
Social media blurs are applied to images that are already uploaded to their servers. RedactPix applies blur entirely on your device — the image is never uploaded — so it is safe for sensitive documents and private photos.
Can I blur the background of a photo?
RedactPix focuses on privacy redaction rather than aesthetic background blur. You can manually draw blur boxes over any area including backgrounds, but there is no automatic subject-separation feature.