Point Blur : blur photo editor

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About this app

Blur processing on part or all of the photo.
It's a simple operation.

Features
- This will give you a background blur effect.
- This will blur some part or all of your photo image.
- This will used to blur the unwanted part of your picture.

How to use
- Choose and Crop an image.
- Trace the part you want to add an effect.
- save.
You can easily add a special effect to a part of the photo with just this operation.


How to use the pink button.
1.You can use the eraser by touching.
2.A straight line effect can be used by pressing and holding.

Change the effect.
1.The effect can be changed from the button on the lower right, and many blurs and multiple mosaics are available.
2.blur, triangle or Hexagon Pixelation or mosaic.

Brush change
1.You can change the brush type from the + button.
2.Selectable from 3 types of hard, soft and air

Add effect to the whole.
1.You can perform the entire processing with the button on the upper left.
2.Effect and strength can be changed.


It is also useful for example, when you want to up the photos to SNS.
Face and car license plate, you can blur the name etc.
You can protect your privacy naturally without changing the atmosphere of the photo.


Usage
- Shallow focus photo in the background of the image.
- Unwanted part of your picture.
- Image background effect.


It is very simple app.
Thank you.

Ratings and reviews

Would give 5 stars, when it works it's a great little app for making photo edits on the go, but recently the app has become virtually unusable due to a weird glitch. When the photos are open they randomly flicker in and out of the original version and a super high contrast version, so it's impossible to see where you're adding blur. When saved, the contrast doesn't change from the original, which is odd. I hope this gets fixed soon as this is probably the best app I've seen for adding blur!

Awesome application, out of all the other competitors, this is by far the very best. It's not very user-friendly, all I can tell you is that if you want to blur something out, use the triangle shape. If use the square shape, it takes a couple of passes before it actually disguises the text that you're trying to cover up. So the triangle one is the best one. I had a pretty cool license plate frame I wanted to show my Discord community, this is the first time I had to blur something out

It seems to work really well now. Except for one thing. It makes the image way larger, and I need to keep the original size. I just need to keep the thumbnails I draw small for use in my apps. But a certain web site likes images to fill a certain humongous amount of screen. I can do it by hand, but that takes a lot of time. I'm only half way through with the first image, and I have dozens more to do.

What's new

Bug fixes