Image Blur

Hide your sensitive data with a click

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Using an image with sensitive data - image or information - you need to hide? Image blur is your solution. Upload image, blur and hide your sensitive data, download and use it. No login needed, free forever.

Launch tags:

Web App•Design Tools•Productivity

Launch Team

Zac M-W

Werewolf Receipt

Hey! Upload all your sensitive data to our *free* online web service! We promise we're not doing anything shady with it. Other than that, looks like a well-designed & easy to use tool albeit lacking some options in terms of blur amount (large text is still visible - such as the $4520 in the example on the homepage)

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7yr ago

wolkomir

Image Blur

Maker

@hexacubist Thanks for the feedback, you are right, we should add a brief disclaimer. A note on that: every couple of minutes we automatically remove all data ( which is not in active session ) from our servers. With "Image blur" we tried to make a frequent and much-needed task super easy, and as such... "image blur" was born. Upload an image, mark the section you would like to blur out ( mask) and click, that's it! Simple as that :) No shady business here...its actually a side project born from our flagship product fleeq.io

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7yr ago

Miles Richardson

@hexacubist @wolkomir why not do the blurring client side? Should be totally possible with canvas... uploading the sensitive data to the server really defeats the purpose doesn’t it?

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7yr ago

Andre Goersch

@hexacubist @wolkomir Yeah, it's not that I think this product *is* doing something shady, but it does seem somewhat impervious to irony. At this particular moment in our history, where data privacy is more than ever before a hot-button issue, it's pretty baffling that someone would release a product where you specifically upload your sensitive data to some company's servers with nothing more than a pinky promise that they won't read and make some use of it, especially when said product is "Powered by a company that does data tracking". The intent *might be* noble, and the practices might be perfectly up-to-snuff, but the perception is not very far from that of Facebook asking people to upload their nude photos to "help combat revenge porn". Even if I had full trust in your company (I'm just not familiar enough with it to do so), I don't trust the infallibility of your server's security to ever use this. Sorry.

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7yr ago