A photo can give away more than you meant to show: a car number plate, a phone number on a shop sign, a name on a parcel label. Bikroy can also decline an ad when a photo shows contact details.
This tool blurs only the part you drag over. It works with a finger on a phone or with a mouse, and the photo stays on your device the whole time. The blur replaces those pixels, so the saved copy no longer holds the original detail.
What to blur before you post
Look for number plates, phone numbers on signs or stickers, addresses on parcels, ID cards, and faces of people who did not agree to appear. Zoom in once before you upload, because small text in a corner is easy to miss.
Bikroy lists contact details in photos as a decline reason. Buyers can still reach you through the contact section of your ad, so hiding a number on the photo does not cost you calls.
Why a strong blur matters
A light blur can leave large numbers guessable. Keep the strength at the middle setting or above for text, and go over it twice if you can still make out the shapes. If the characters remain readable, raise the strength and blur again.