Chrome Extension·Privacy & Security

Screenshot it.
Blur it. Done.

Take a screenshot. Brush over passwords, emails, names.
Download a clean image. Nothing gets uploaded.

Blur tools

Effects

Undo steps

Data uploaded

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What You Get

Two tools × two effects

Pick your tool, pick your effect. Mix and match on the same screenshot.

Brush + Pixelate

Paint to pixelate

Free-hand brush over text, names, emails. The area under your stroke gets pixelated into blocks. Irreversible — safe for sensitive data.

Recommended for passwords & PII

Brush + Blur

Paint to blur

Same free brush, softer effect. Gaussian blur makes the area unreadable but visually smoother. Good for screenshots in presentations.

Rectangle + Pixelate

Select to pixelate

Draw a rectangle over a precise area. Clean edges, exact coverage. Best for tables, forms, and structured data.

Rectangle + Blur

Select to blur

Rectangle selection with soft Gaussian blur. Useful for background elements you want to de-emphasize without hard edges.

Scroll over any region to adjust intensity · click to select · drag to move · delete to remove

Screenshot. Blur. Share.

Capture

Click the extension icon or press the hotkey. Your current tab is captured instantly.

Blur

Editor opens in a new tab. Brush or rectangle over anything sensitive. Pixelate or blur — your choice.

Export

Download as PNG or copy to clipboard. Paste directly into Slack, Jira, email, or docs.

Alt + Shift + B

B = brush · R = rectangle

Ctrl+S = save · Ctrl+C = copy

Non-destructive

Every blur is
an object

Nothing is permanent. Every blurred region can be selected, moved, adjusted, or deleted. The original image is never modified.

ClickSelect a blur regionhighlight it

DragMove it anywherereposition

ScrollAdjust intensitymore or less blur

DeleteRemove the regiongone

Ctrl+ZUndo last actionup to 80 steps

Region actions

Select◎

Move↔

Intensity◐

Delete×

80-step undo history

Regions stored as lightweight JSON, not pixels

Everyone shares screenshots

Not everyone remembers to hide the sensitive parts first.

Developer

Bug reports & docs

“I need to screenshot this error for the bug report, but the page shows customer data and API keys.”

Blur API keys & user data

Support

Tickets & escalation

“Customer sent their screen. I need to forward it to engineering but it has their email and billing info visible.”

Blur PII before forwarding

Designer

Portfolio & case studies

“I want to show this dashboard in my portfolio but the real company data and user names are visible.”

Blur confidential metrics

Manager

Slack & presentations

“Sharing a screenshot in the all-hands channel. Half the tabs show HR documents and salary data.”

Blur tabs & sidebar

GDPR · HIPAA · SOC2 · or just common sense — blur before you share

Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard-first workflow

Every action has a shortcut. Use the mouse for blurring, keyboard for everything else.

Capture

Alt+Shift+BTake screenshot (global hotkey)

Tools

BBrush tool

RRectangle tool

Edit

Ctrl+ZUndo

Ctrl+Shift+ZRedo

DeleteRemove selected region

ScrollAdjust blur intensity

Navigate & Export

Ctrl+ScrollZoom (0.25× to 10×)

Space+DragPan around

Ctrl+SDownload PNG

Ctrl+CCopy to clipboard

Your screenshots stay private

Online blur tools upload your sensitive data to their servers. Think about that.

	Online blurrers	Figma / Photoshop	OneClick Blur
File upload	To their server	Local app	Never leaves browser
Speed	Upload + wait	Open app + import	1 click, instant
Steps to blur	5–8 clicks	10+ clicks	3 clicks
Copy to clipboard	Download only	Yes	One click copy
Non-destructive	No	Yes (layers)	Yes (regions)
Cost	Free with limits	$13–23/mo	Free
Works offline	No	Yes	Yes

You're blurring sensitive data — and uploading it to a random server first?

FAQ

How much does OneClick Blur cost?

The core features are available at no cost. No accounts, no subscriptions required.

Do my screenshots get uploaded?

No, everything stays in your browser. Your screenshots never leave your device — which is the whole point when you're blurring sensitive data.

What's the difference between blur and pixelate?

Pixelate breaks the area into blocks — irreversible, best for passwords and PII. Blur applies a Gaussian filter — softer look, good for presentations.