ZapBlur: Pixelate & Censor

ZapBlur covers what you do not want to show in a photo before you post it. It finds faces automatically, such as bystanders in a street, cafe or trip photo, and starts them out covered. You can cover anything else by hand. Photos are processed on your device. Use it when - A photo from the street, a cafe or a trip has strangers' faces in it - You want to keep only your friends visible in a photo and cover everyone else - A photo has something other than a face that you want to cover by hand - You want to keep only your own child in a daycare or school group photo and cover the other faces How it works 1. Pick one photo. ZapBlur does not ask for access to your whole photo library. 2. Detected faces are covered by default. Tap a missed face to cover it. Tap anything else to cover it by hand. 3. Select a cover, drag it to move it, or drag a corner to resize it. To leave a face visible, tap the X on its thumbnail to remove its cover. Non-face areas can be covered by hand in the same way. 4. Choose pixelate, blur or solid fill, then one of five strengths. Very weak steps are not offered. 5. Save. Your original stays untouched and the result is saved as a new photo. Location and other shooting info are removed when you save, and you can share the saved photo right away. Only faces are found automatically. Cover everything else by hand. Automatic detection can miss faces, so check the result once more before you save. Your privacy - Your photos and face data never leave your device. Areas you cover by hand stay on your device too. - Google ML Kit, which finds the faces, may send device and app information, performance metrics and a per-installation ID to Google on its own. Photos and face data are not part of it. - Not used: ads, accounts, watermarks. Details: https://grayforge.app/zapblur/privacy_policy.html FAQ Q. Can covered areas be restored? A. Depending on how an area is covered, it may still be recognizable, and weaker strengths are more likely to be. That is why ZapBlur does not offer very weak steps. Solid fill is the surest option. Q. Can it cover things other than faces? A. Yes, by hand. Tap the spot you want to cover and an oval or rectangle is placed there. Drag it to move it, or drag a corner to resize it. Only faces are found automatically. After covering, zoom in and check that nothing is still readable or recognizable.

First release. Faces are found automatically. Cover anything else by hand.