Blur a license plate in a photo

Selling the car, posting the driveway, sharing a street shot — tap the plate once and it's blurred or pixelated with clean edges, ready to post.

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How it works

1. 1

   Drop the photo in the editor and tap the plate.

2. 2

   Pick blur or pixelate and set the strength on the live preview — tap other plates or house numbers too.

3. 3

   Press Apply and download the PNG with the plate hidden.

What people use it for

• Listing photos when you're selling a car
• Driveway and street shots that show your own plate
• Other people's vehicles in photos you post
• House numbers and addresses in the same shot

Questions

Pixelate or blur — which should I use on a plate?

Both defeat reading the plate at the strength the preview shows — and what you see is exactly what's baked into the downloaded file. Pixelation reads as clearly deliberate; blur looks softer.

Can I hide the plate and a face in one photo?

Yes — each selection gets its own effect and strength: pixelate the plate, blur the driver, remove a bystander, all in one render.

How much does it cost?

Nothing right now — photo edits are free while the feature is new: no credits spent, no watermark. You just need a free account. Video editing is 1 credit per started minute, with 3 free credits at signup.

What formats can I upload?

JPG, PNG, and WebP, up to 60MB per photo. The result downloads as a PNG.

What happens to my photo afterwards?

Your uploads are private to your account. Deleting an edit from your history also deletes the rendered result — and the uploaded photo itself once no other edit uses it.

What if the selection isn't quite right?

Refine and render again — extra taps add to the selection, − taps carve pieces out, and the brush paints exactly the region you want. Photo renders are free, so iterating costs nothing.

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