Blur faces and sensitive details online
Continue directly to the next unfinished image while every file keeps its own face choices, manual regions and whole-image review.
Batch detail editor
Blur faces, plates and anything private
Give every image its own reviewed regions, then protect the batch. Optional face suggestions never replace your manual check.
Up to 40 MP and 16,384 px per side; safe working memory is checked per image.
Choose images or try the practice image.
How to blur faces and sensitive details with PixHandy
- 1Continue to the next unfinished image
Follow the visible queue in order; unresolved face choices stay with their file if you switch or reorder the batch.
- 2Select suggestions or mark manually
Review optional face boxes and select only useful candidates, then draw, move or resize missing faces, plates, addresses, screens or objects.
- 3Confirm, apply and re-open
Hide editing guides, inspect and confirm every file, choose strong blur or pixelation, then export and open each downloaded file at full size.
Blur details: what changes
Sensitive-detail blur guides you to the next unfinished image while keeping separate choices and reviewed regions for every file. Optional detection presents face boxes for review; only the boxes you select become editable face regions. Manual face, plate, address and object rectangles remain available.
Read the sensitive-detail blur guide →What PixHandy changes
- Continues through the visible queue in order, skips reviewed files and preserves unresolved face choices when you switch or reorder images.
- Presents optional detected face boxes for selection before adding chosen boxes as editable face regions.
- Lets you draw, move, resize or remove manual face, plate, address and object regions on each batch image.
Before you download
- Face detection can miss faces or propose the wrong boxes. Review the candidates, add anything missing and inspect every image before sharing.
- Blur can still leave recognizable shapes, especially when the effect is weak. Inspect the finished copy and use stronger blur or pixelation when needed.
Blur details FAQs
Do detected face boxes become regions automatically?
No. Detection presents candidate boxes first. Select the useful boxes to add them as editable face regions, then correct or remove them as needed.
Can I blur a license plate or address?
Yes. Draw a manual region over any rectangular detail and choose blur or pixelation.
Does one rectangle apply to the whole batch?
No. Every image keeps its own regions because private details appear in different places. PixHandy requires at least one reviewed region on each image before a full batch export.
Can detection suggest plates or other objects?
No. Optional detection proposes face boxes only. Mark license plates, addresses and other objects with manual regions.
What if face detection is unavailable or misses someone?
Draw a manual region around every face or other detail that still needs review; detection never replaces the whole-image check.
Does guided review find or blur everything automatically?
No. It only opens the next unfinished file. Face suggestions remain optional and fallible, while plates, addresses, screens and other objects require manual regions and whole-image confirmation.