# Blur Your Bub

> Blur kids' faces in photos and videos, on-device

- Website: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blur-your-bub-face-blur-app/id6751577813?uo=4&ref=swipetolaunch&utm_source=swipetolaunch&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=markdown
- Score: 75% approval
- Swipes: 4 total — 3 right, 1 left
- Ranked on the board: not yet, needs 5 swipes
- Listing: Free; votes are counted the same as for every listing
- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blur-your-bub-face-blur-app/id6751577813?ref=swipetolaunch&utm_source=swipetolaunch&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=markdown
- Categories: Photo & Video, Security & Privacy
- Tags: iOS, Privacy-first, Computer Vision, Local-first
- Pricing: freemium
- Submitted: 2026-10-03
- Page: https://swipetolaunch.com/p/blur-your-bub

## About

Blur Your Bub is an iPhone and iPad app for parents who want to post family photos and videos without showing their child's face. It finds faces automatically and covers them with a blur, pixelation or an emoji sticker. You can also draw over other identifying details such as names, school uniforms and logos, licence plates and house numbers.

For video, the blur tracks a face from frame to frame. The editor has a filmstrip timeline where you can split, trim or switch the blur off for stretches. If the tracker slips, you tap the face to snap it back. You can blur more than one face in a video, each with its own style. A bulk mode covers every face across up to 30 photos at once. A metadata cleaner strips GPS location, capture time and camera details from exported photos.

Face detection and blurring run on the device, and the developer says photos and videos are not uploaded. Exports are flat files with the blur baked into the pixels, so there is no layer anyone can remove. There's a Guest Mode that needs no account. The app is free with a daily export allowance. Premium removes the watermark and unlocks unlimited exports, bulk blur and metadata removal.

## How the score works

The percentage is the raw share of swipes that went right. Rankings weigh that share against the number of swipes (a prior of 25 swipes at 50%), so a high score from a handful of swipes ranks below a slightly lower score from many. Anyone can swipe without an account; each browser or account swipes a product once.