Draw a box to blur
Drag a rectangle over anything (a salary, a face, a chart) and Blurr frosts everything behind it. The namesake gesture, precise to the pixel.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store
Blurr is a free Chrome extension that blurs anything on any web page. Draw a box, click an element, or auto-hide sensitive text (salaries, emails, API keys) so nothing private leaks on a call, a screenshot, or a stream.
The toolkit
Six ways to redact: all free, all in your browser, all one gesture away.
Drag a rectangle over anything (a salary, a face, a chart) and Blurr frosts everything behind it. The namesake gesture, precise to the pixel.
Point at any part of the page and click. Hold Alt and scroll to grow the selection from a single word up to the whole card or table.
Dial each blur from a light privacy haze up to a heavy 20px blur, and drag the handles to resize it exactly the way you want.
Pin a blur to a fixed spot on screen so it stays locked over sensitive UI while you scroll a long page.
Blurr remembers the blurs you drew and puts them right back the next time you open the same page.
Reveal a single blur, or wipe every blur on the page in one tap the moment you are done presenting.
Signature tech
Most blur tools redact the page after it loads, flashing your secrets for a split second. Blurr re-applies saved blurs before the very first paint, surviving reloads, single-page-app navigation, iframes and back-button restores. No one ever sees what you hid.
How it works
No settings to learn, no data to configure. Blurr works the moment you land on a page.
Install in one click. It waits quietly in your toolbar until the moment you need it.
Press the shortcut or click the Blurr icon to summon the on-page toolbar. On any site, in any tab.
Ctrl + Shift + YCmd + Shift + Y (Cmd + Shift + Y on Mac)
Draw a box or click an element. Dial the intensity, drag to resize, and pin it in place.
Your blurs stay put and snap back automatically next visit. Screenshot, stream, or share. Worry-free.
Want the full walkthrough? Read how to blur part of a web page or how to redact a screenshot.
Where people use it
Whatever you're about to show the world, Blurr keeps the private parts private.
Blur salaries, customer data and dashboards before you present on Zoom, Meet or Teams. Share a tab to hide the browser frame, and mask your other tab titles while you are at it.
Learn moreRedact names, emails and account numbers before you capture a screenshot for docs, tutorials, support tickets or bug reports.
Learn moreHide API keys, secrets, connection strings and customer records with one tap before you demo, pair, or file a bug. Presets built for exactly this.
Learn moreAuto-blur images, videos and ads, and hide your own name, email and address so you never dox yourself live on stream or in a tutorial recording.
Learn morePrivate by design
It would be strange for a tool that hides your data to collect it. So Blurr doesn't. The blurring happens entirely in your browser, and we built it to stay that way.
The regions you draw and the pages you blur are stored locally in your browser. Nothing about them is uploaded. There is no server that sees what you hid.
Blurr hides content with CSS right in the page. It never screenshots, reads, or transmits what is on your screen.
The extension ships no third-party tracking scripts of any kind. The blur engine works fully offline.
Only if you sign in for Pro do your account details and your Auto-Blur and keyword rules sync, so they follow you across devices. Everything else stays put.
Pricing
No account needed to blur. Pro unlocks the automation for less than a coffee a week.
Everything you need for quick, everyday redaction.
Every new account starts with a 3-day Pro trial. No charge until it ends.
FAQ
Launching soon on the Chrome Web Store
Be first to know when Blurr lands. Drop your email and we’ll send you the install link the day it goes live.