Picovert

Blur Image

Apply a soft blur to a photo and download it — light, medium, or strong. Everything runs in your browser, so your image stays private.

No Data Collection

No database, no accounts. We literally can't see your images.

Blazing Fast

Native browser processing — no upload, no waiting.

100% Free

No limits, no watermarks, no hidden fees. Ever.

No Account Required

Sign in? Never. Just open the tool and use it.

When to blur an image

Common uses

Blurring softens detail across the whole image. It's used to create gentle backgrounds for text overlays, to set a mood, to de-emphasize a busy background, or to lightly obscure a screenshot before sharing.

For hiding sensitive details specifically (faces, names, plates), a strong blur helps, but pixelation is usually a more deliberate-looking censor — see our pixelate tool for that.

Three strengths

Light blur keeps the subject recognizable with a soft, dreamy feel. Medium is good for backgrounds behind text. Strong heavily diffuses the image for abstract backgrounds or light censoring.

Private and instant

The blur is rendered on a canvas in your browser using the native CSS filter, so it's fast and your photo is never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Can I blur just part of the image?

This tool blurs the whole image. To blur a region only, crop that part, blur it, and place it back over the original in an editor.

Is blur good for censoring sensitive info?

A strong blur helps, but pixelation is harder to reverse and looks more clearly censored. For truly sensitive data, crop it out entirely.

Will the resolution change?

No — the output keeps your original image dimensions.

Is my image uploaded?

No. Everything is processed locally in your browser.

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