BlurData
Automatically protect sensitive data in screenshots and PDFs
In plain words
BlurData automatically detects and blurs sensitive information such as emails, names, amounts, and personal data in screenshots and PDFs on Mac. The tool processes multiple files at once, allows users to customize blur colors, and keeps all data private by processing locally without cloud uploads. It is designed for Mac users who need to share documents or images while protecting personal information.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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Automatically protect sensitive information in your screenshots and PDFs. BlurData detects and blurs emails, names, amounts, and personal data instantly on your Mac. Process multiple files, customize blur colors, and export safely. No cloud, 100% private.
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