Bulk Image Face Blurring

Bulk Image Face Blurring

100% Free, No Login, Privacy Friendly

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Blur Faces in all of your images at once for free. Powered by AI. Protect privacy in your photos effortlessly. Upload multiple images and blur all faces with one click.
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Launch tags:Privacy•Artificial Intelligence•Photo editing
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sealcodes
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Hey there! I'm launching one of my tools here. It's a Bulk Image Face Blurring. Give it a try! It's 100% privacy-friendly, meaning your images don't go to any server to blur faces in images. Everything happens on your device. All other tools out there keep a copy of your image on their server while processing. You can't be 100% sure that your image will be deleted afterwards. But if you use this tool, I guarantee that your images never leave your computer. They stay on your device and are processed there. Hence, it's 100% privacy-friendly. Plus, it's free!
Olivia Jane Miller
Wow, @blueseal, this is a game changer! 🤯 Bulk image processing with privacy in mind is a rare find. Can't wait to test out this tool and give my photo library some much-needed privacy. Upvoted for sure! 🚀
Mary Garcia
This sounds really useful, @blueseal! But can you explain how the AI actually blurs faces? Is there a specific model you’re using? Curious about the tech behind it!
sealcodes
Maker
@marygarcia I use open-source models. Image processing happens on the browser itself.
dashuai
Congrats on the launch, @blueseal! This tool sounds like a game-changer for privacy-conscious users. The fact that it processes everything locally really sets it apart from other tools. Looking forward to trying it out and seeing the results. Keep up the great work! #PrivacyFirst #ProductHunt
Ryden Sun
Elisi : AI-powered Goal Management App
Congratulations on the launch of your Bulk Image Face Blurring tool, @blueseal! It sounds like a fantastic resource for privacy-conscious users. I saw a similar product yesterday, could you share more about the maximum process volumn of your product?