Should I blur or pixelate when censoring?

Pixelation is a stronger censorship look; blur is smoother and more aesthetic. Choose what fits your use case.

Can I censor multiple areas in one photo?

Yes. Add multiple masks (brush strokes or shapes) to censor several parts of the same image.

Faces, license plates, addresses, ID numbers, document text, usernames, screenshots, and any sensitive region.

Upload your image in Frame Blur, select the area you want to hide using the brush or shapes, then choose blur or pixelation and download.

Pro tip: pixelate for obvious censorship; blur for a softer look.

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Mask the info you want to hide, then pick blur or pixelate.

Faces, plates, addresses, IDs, emails, phone numbers, receipts, and screenshot UI data.

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How do I censor an image online?

Open Frame Blur, select the region, then blur or pixelate it before downloading.

Blur vs pixelate: which is better for censoring?

Pixelate is more obviously “censored”. Blur is more subtle. Use whichever fits your purpose.

Can I censor multiple items?

Yes — add multiple masks to cover several regions.

Is it free?

Yes. You can censor images online for free.

Can I use it inside Canva?

Yes — Frame Blur is available as an official Canva app.

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