Drop your image here
Or click to browse · Paste with Ctrl+V also works
One-shot face blur in this tab. No trial, no email wall, no export fee. Close the tab when you are done.
Or click to browse · Paste with Ctrl+V also works
This page is the no-app, no-account, one-shot face blur. You are on a borrowed laptop, a library PC, or a phone, and you will not install Photoshop or create a “free trial” login. Sibling blur a face in a photo is the technique page for portraits you already have in a camera roll. Stay here when the constraint is cost and friction: hide a face once, download, close the tab.
Free is not a watermark across the jawline. Free is not an email wall after export. Free is not an upload to a face-dataset vendor. HideShot runs in this tab, keeps the file on the device, and exports a PNG with no account. That is the product for a volunteer newsletter, a friend who texted “can you blur my kid in this,” or a moderator cleaning one comment-image.
Sites that process the face in the cloud “to auto-detect.” Auto-detect is how a biometric sample leaves the building. Manual boxes here never upload the photo.
Export walls. If a tool asks for a card to download, you used the wrong page.
Light blur that still shows a jawline. Free does not mean weak. If the face is still a face, enlarge the box or switch to Black Box.
Searching blur face online free usually means you want the job done in this browser without creating a login you will forget to delete. HideShot does not take an email, does not watermark exports, and does not keep the photo after you close the tab.
Use it for a single image: a group shot a friend sent, a volunteer flyer, a screenshot you will post once. For a camera-roll workflow with multiple portraits, the blur-face-in-photo page matches that intent more closely.
Touch drawing works on phones. Precise hairline boxes are still easier on a desktop or a borrowed laptop with a mouse.
Yes. No paywall, no watermark, no daily cap for ordinary personal use. Open, blur, download.
No. There is no registration step and nothing to unsubscribe from.
The original stays wherever you uploaded from (Downloads, camera roll). Delete that copy after you save the blurred PNG if the machine is not yours.
No — and that is intentional. You draw the box. The photo is not sent to a detection API.