What is Blur It?
Sensitive info blurred during screen sharing.
Who is Blur It best for?
Blur It is best for sales reps, recruiters and trainers who share their screen with real client data on it.
Sales demos
Reps can hide customer names, emails and deal values in a CRM or admin panel with one click before a Zoom or Meet call.
Recorded tutorials
Blurs stay in place in Loom and OBS recordings and survive page reloads, so there is nothing to edit out afterwards.
Pages full of personal data
Smart Blur finds emails, dollar amounts and phone numbers across a whole page at once, and a drawn box covers charts or images.
Privacy-conscious teams
It runs locally in the browser and sends none of the blurred content to its own servers.
How much does Blur It cost?
Blur It costs $4.99 a month with a 7-day free trial, or $49.99 once for a lifetime license.
- 7-day free trial
- Unlimited blurs on unlimited browsers
- Auto-blur, and blurs kept after a page reload
- Same features as Monthly Access
- All future updates included
- Priority email support
The homepage sells only the $49.99 lifetime license, and the Chrome Web Store listing names a $39 yearly plan instead of the monthly one, so the options at checkout may differ. Both licenses come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and the license key arrives by email. Full pricing on blur-it.app. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Blur It
What is Blur It?
Sensitive info blurred during screen sharing.
Who is Blur It for?
Blur It is best for sales reps, recruiters and trainers who share their screen with real client data on it.
Is Blur It free?
You can try Blur It free before paying; paid plans start at $4.99 per month.
How much does Blur It cost?
Blur It's paid plans are Monthly Access at $4.99 per month and Lifetime License at $49.99 one-time payment.
Where can I try Blur It?
On its official website, blur-it.app.
Does Blur It work when I share my screen in Zoom or Google Meet?
Yes. Blur It blurs elements inside browser pages, so anything you share from that browser stays hidden in Zoom, Google Meet, Loom, Discord and OBS, and the blurs remain after you reload or switch tabs. It runs locally and sends no page content to its servers.







