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Contents

• 1About the blur tool
• 2How to use the blur tool
• 3How the blur tool works
• 3.1Selecting the blur tool
• 3.2Blurring Image Areas

1. Before you choose a platform you want to use to blur faces in your images or videos you first need to check the size of the file, since some online tools may have a file size limit. Even though online photo and video editing platforms offer support for a wide range of file formats, checking the compatibility of your images with the online image.
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Video is called mosaiced when some part of image (or whole image) is represented in big squares where all pixels within one square have the same color. This is an example of mosaic in video: Same effect is also called pixellation. I am often asked how to remove mosaic from videos using Video Enhancer. Frequently people ask what filter to use to.

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• Upload an image using the form above.
• Use the blur brush to apply blur in selected areas of the image.
• Adjust the settings in the tool options bar to determine the size of the tool.

Selecting the Blur Tool

To select the blur tool click the teardrop icon in the editor toolbar. This will load the blur tool to the editor and populate the tool options bar with settings for the blur tool.

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Blurring Image Areas

To blur an area in the image use the blur tool to stroke the area like you would with the paintbrush tool. Adjust the size of the blur tool when necessary to fit the area you are applying the blur to.

More Blur Effects

Try the Triangle Blur, Tilt Shift, Lens Blur and Zoom Blur filters available in our online photo editor.

Features	Gifgit Editor	Lunapic
Browser based editing (No software download)	Yes	Yes
Layers	Yes	No
Layer Masks (Non-Destructive Editing)	Yes	No
Selection tools	Yes	No
Undo History List	Yes	No

Export Formats Supported: JPEG, PNG

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The Mask effect allows you to blur or darken parts of the image. You can use it to 'censor' or hide some things, or on the contrary, highlight the object by making the background more subdued. You can find the Mask effect under the 'Special' effect category in the Effects tab. Here are some things you can do with the Mask effect. 1. Import the videos or photos you want to use the effect on. 2. Place them onto the Storyboard or video track of the Timeline. 1. Choose one of the Mask effect presets. 2. Depending on the preset you chose, a part of the frame will be blurred or darkened, and a frame will appear in the player. To resize the shape, drag the frame by one of its corners. To move the shape, drag the frame by its center. 3. Click the Settings button in the Effects tab to open the settings panel for this effect. You can edit the following settings: Invert – when the Invert option is selected, the mask shape will be Shape – choose an ellipse or rectangle as the shape of the mask. Mode – blur will blur the selected part of the frame, while matte will darken it. Outline Color – allows you to add a border around the matte shape. Choose None if you don't want an outline, or want to use soft, feathered borders. Outline Width – if you have selected an outline color, this will change its thickness. If the outline color is set to 'None', increasing width will soften the shape's border, while 0 will keep the border sharp. Opacity – modifies the transparency of the shape and blur strength. 4. Click Apply to use this effect with the selected clip. Below, you will learn how you can use different configurations of the effect. Blurring areas 1. Pick the Mask - Conceal effect preset. A blurred rectangle will appear in the player. 2. Drag the frame of the blurred shape around to change its size and position. 3.(Optional) To further modify the mask effect, click the Settings button to open the effect's settings panel: Opacity – allows you to change the intensity of the blur Shape – allows you to use a rectangular or elliptical shape for the blur. 4. Click Apply to use the effect with the selected clip. You can also use the Mask effect to cover up some areas of the picture with an opaque shape. 2. Change the Mode to Matte to use a black shape. 3. Set a higher Opacity to make the shape less transparent. Highlighting objects The three other presets: Mask - Highlight, Mask - Outline, and Mask - Soft Focus allow you to highlight objects inside the video. The shape of the Mask effect will remain static throughout the whole duration of the clip. If the objects are moving, you can split the scene into several parts and apply a Mask effect to each clip, moving the mask shape accordingly.