Blur It
Blur sensitive info on your screen in seconds
Blur It launched on August 9, 2025 with 377 votes, #76 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Blur It is a browser extension that helps users hide sensitive information on webpages, including texts, images, and forms. It allows people who want to protect private data while browsing or taking screenshots to quickly obscure specific content. The extension works with Chrome and is designed for anyone concerned with privacy while using the web.
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From the sources
Hide sensitive information like texts, images, forms on a webpage with ease.
Reliable browser extension that allows you to blur anything on the web. No manual redaction, no screenshot editing, no data leaks.
Hide your API keys, customer data, and revenue numbers in under 30 seconds, before you hit record. Ditch the manual redactions. Blur It hides sensitive data instantly, so you can present without second-guessing your screen. Click any number, name, or email on your screen and it disappears instantly. No prep, no redaction tools, no second-guessing mid-presentation. Draw a selection around any region. Charts, images, forms. Everything inside blurs in one stroke, without touching anything else. Switch tabs, hit refresh, pick up mid-call. Your blurs stay exactly where you put them. No resetting, no surprises, no exposedfrom blur-it.app
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