What the AI detects, and where processing happens

A quick tour of what BlurMe finds automatically, and how the preview works.

What gets detected

• Photos and videos: faces, people, vehicles, and license plates. In videos, each subject is tracked through the footage so the mask follows the motion.
• PDFs: names, contact details, identification numbers, and other personal data in the text, plus faces and license plates inside photos embedded in the document.

Every detection becomes a separate target you can toggle between mask and keep. Detection never makes the final call by itself; you always review before exporting.

Where the preview runs

The editing preview renders right in your browser. When you change an effect, move a slider, or toggle a target, you see the result immediately without waiting for a server round trip.

What detection is not

Detection quality depends on image clarity, size, and angle. Very small faces, heavy motion blur, or unusual angles can be missed. That is why every studio lets you add manual targets: click the object in the canvas, or draw a region yourself.