blur part of an image.
Blur or pixelate just the areas you choose with a drag-to-select privacy editor and downloadable results.
Your image, your canvas.
Choose an image or drop it into the creative workspace to begin.
Original image preview
Your result will appear here
How to blur part of an image
Make a rectangle over faces, numbers, signs or distracting areas, then adjust the blur intensity. Pixel mosaic mode can cover more effectively than a mild blur.
Your workflow, step by step
- Upload a photo and drag across the region to conceal.
- Choose Gaussian-style blur, pixel mosaic or solid cover and adjust the strength.
- Add or undo regions, review the preview and download a separate file.
Getting the best result
Draw multiple blur zones · adjustable strength · mosaic concealment · undo/redo · locally exported PNG, JPG or WebP. Consider the original resolution, format and your intended use. Review the preview before exporting so that the result fits your task.
What to know before you export
A blur is not secure redaction. Sensitive content may still be recoverable or recognizable, especially with light blur. Use a solid opaque cover for high-risk information.
Picvento keeps this workflow focused: no unnecessary sign-up and no hidden claims about AI, hosting or recovering lost detail. After processing, use the download links shown in the studio to save your new file.
Blur Part of an Image FAQ
Can I blur just one part of a picture?+
Yes. Draw a selection with your pointer, touch or mouse and add more regions when needed.
Can someone unblur information?+
Light blurring may not be a secure way to hide sensitive data. Use an opaque fill for stronger concealment.
Can I undo a selection?+
Yes. The Undo, Redo and Clear controls change the edit regions without touching your original file.