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Your listing photos show the apartment — and the previous guest's family in the corner of a shot. You need to publish the photo without exposing people. Here's how hosts blur faces before publishing.
You host a short-term rental. A guest leaves a review that mentions how the photos helped them choose the place. You take new photos of the apartment — the light is perfect, the kitchen looks great. But in the background of one shot, the previous guests are visible on the balcony. You cannot publish that photo without their consent. A face blur tool anonymizes the faces while keeping the photo publishable. Here is the host's workflow.
Step 1: Scan every photo. Open the face blur tool and upload each photo. The AI detects faces automatically — including small faces in the background, faces behind glass, and partial faces at the edge of the frame. Step 2: Apply the blur to detected faces. Blur every detected face. The blur must be strong enough that the person is unidentifiable — a soft blur is not enough for privacy. Step 3: Handle identifiable non-faces. A face is not the only identifying feature. A distinctive tattoo, a recognizable jacket, or a license plate also identifies people. Use the object remover for those specific items. Step 4: Keep the room readable. The background remover can isolate the room itself if you want to crop the people out entirely. The face blur keeps the scene intact. The host is the responsible publisher. The result is a listing that shows the space without exposing the people who were in it.
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Auto-detect faces and apply privacy blur — mosaic, gaussian, pixelate, or cute emoji overlays. Uses Grounding DINO AI for face detection. Manual blur region support with undo. 4-step process: upload, detect, choose style, download. Ideal for journalism and sharing photos while protecting privacy.
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