Free tool
Blur faces, license plates and house numbers in listing photos
Pixelate anything personal, find faces automatically and remove GPS location data before the photos go public. It all runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
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What to hide before you publish
- Faces in family photos on walls, fridges and shelves
- License plates on cars in the driveway or street
- House numbers, when the listing hides the address
- Children's names, school artwork and certificates
- Alarm panels, safes, keys and security cameras
- Mail, documents and anything with a name or account number
How to use it
- Drop in your listing photos. Up to 30 at once.
- Click "Find faces", then drag boxes over plates, numbers and anything else.
- Choose pixelate or solid block.
- Download one photo or the whole set as a ZIP. Location and camera data are removed from every file.
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Questions
- How do I blur a license plate in a photo?
- Add the photo, drag a box over the plate and download. The plate is replaced with large pixel blocks, or a solid block if you prefer. Do the same for house numbers or anything else you want hidden.
- Can it pixelate faces automatically?
- Yes. Click 'Find faces' and an on-device AI model marks every face it can see, including most faces in framed photos. It can miss small or angled faces, so check the photo and drag over any it skipped.
- How do I remove the location from a photo?
- Phones store the GPS coordinates a photo was taken at inside the file. This tool tells you which photos carry GPS data, and every download is saved fresh without it, along with the camera, date and other EXIF details.
- Can pixelation be reversed?
- The tool uses coarse blocks, no more than five across the hidden area's shorter side, so faces and digits can't be read back. For anything highly sensitive, choose 'Solid block', which leaves nothing behind.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. Hiding, face detection and location removal all run in your browser. The face model downloads to your device the first time you use it, and your photos are never sent anywhere.
- Why does privacy matter in listing photos?
- Listing photos are public, copied by portals and kept long after the sale. Sellers and tenants rarely want their faces, children's names, cars or security setup online, and in rentals the GPS data in phone photos can reveal an address the listing deliberately leaves out.