Free online image censor. Just drag and drop your image here and it will be automatically censored. You can choose between three censoring methods and also customize the censoring area. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
Free online image censor. Just drag and drop your image here and it will be automatically censored. You can choose between three censoring methods and also customize the censoring area. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
This tool effectively conceals confidential or personal content in an image, ensuring data privacy and anonymity. It supports three censoring methods: solid color fill, blurring effect, and pixelization effect. Let's explore each of them. The first method is the solid color fill effect. It is applied to the designated area on the image, completely hiding the content beneath it. You have the option to choose the fill color to seamlessly integrate with the image's content. The second censoring effect is blurring. Use this option to create a blurring effect in the selected area, making details indistinct. You can adjust the blur strength; the higher the blur strength, the more difficult it is to recognize information behind the blur. The third censoring effect is pixelization. It divides the selected area into large, coarse pixels, concealing information behind them. In this mode, you can specify the pixel size, controlling the level of distortion in the selected area. Each of these censoring methods is applied strictly within the boundaries of the selected rectangular area. You can adjust the area in the input preview or specify it in the options using position parameters (X and Y coordinates) and dimension parameters (width and height). Additionally, you can choose the download format for the censored image, switching between PNG, JPEG, or WebP formats. Image-abulous!
This tool effectively conceals confidential or personal content in an image, ensuring data privacy and anonymity. It supports three censoring methods: solid color fill, blurring effect, and pixelization effect. Let's explore each of them. The first method is the solid color fill effect. It is applied to the designated area on the image, completely hiding the content beneath it. You have the option to choose the fill color to seamlessly integrate with the image's content. The second censoring effect is blurring. Use this option to create a blurring effect in the selected area, making details indistinct. You can adjust the blur strength; the higher the blur strength, the more difficult it is to recognize information behind the blur. The third censoring effect is pixelization. It divides the selected area into large, coarse pixels, concealing information behind them. In this mode, you can specify the pixel size, controlling the level of distortion in the selected area. Each of these censoring methods is applied strictly within the boundaries of the selected rectangular area. You can adjust the area in the input preview or specify it in the options using position parameters (X and Y coordinates) and dimension parameters (width and height). Additionally, you can choose the download format for the censored image, switching between PNG, JPEG, or WebP formats. Image-abulous!
In this example, we conceal the home address and the street where this photograph was taken. We apply the most effective censoring method – color fill. We use a gray color, similar to the one used in building structures, to ensure the address fill blends harmoniously within the photo. (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we share a vibrant image from the kitchen of our restaurant. To avoid revealing all the ingredients of our head chef's signature dish, we apply a blurring effect to half of the ingredients on the plate. We set the blur strength to 35 and censor the yellow pepper, chili, garlic, and onion. (Source: Pexels.)
In this photo, taken during a professional photoshoot, one of the two dogs preferred to remain incognito. To share the photo on social media while preserving the anonymity of one of the dogs, we apply a pixelization effect to the dog on the left. We use a pixel size of 20, which effectively conceals the facial features of the dog. (Source: Pexels.)
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