Blurweb App is a browser extension that lets you blur any element on a web page with a single click, protecting sensitive information during screen sharing, video recording, and live streaming. Built for content creators, teachers, agency owners, and business professionals who regularly share their screens, it eliminates the need to edit videos after recording just to hide private data.
Key Features
- One-click element blurring -- click any text, image, or paragraph on a page to instantly blur it. The blur renders directly on the webpage itself, so it is visible in any screen sharing or recording software without additional configuration.
- Keep Blur persistence -- save your blur positions per domain so they reappear automatically on future visits. Only the element position and domain are stored, never the content itself.
- Universal meeting compatibility -- because Blurweb modifies the webpage directly, it works with every screen sharing platform including Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Loom, and Berrycast. No per-app plugins or configurations are needed.
- Cross-browser support -- available as an extension for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari, with compatibility across Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, and all Chromium-based browsers.
- License-based activation with device sync -- each license key activates a set number of browsers that you can manage and deactivate yourself through the account portal, with settings synced across devices.
- GDPR compliant with local storage -- all blur configuration data stays in your browser's local storage. Blurweb does not collect, transmit, or store the content you blur.
How Blurweb App Works
After installing the extension from the Chrome Web Store, you purchase a license key and activate it in the extension. Once active, clicking the Blurweb icon opens a toolbar that lets you select elements to blur or define a custom blur area. The blur effect applies instantly and stays visible even as you scroll or navigate within the same domain. For recurring workflows, the Keep Blur feature remembers your settings so you do not need to reapply blurs each time you visit a site.
Pricing and Plans
Blurweb App uses a one-time payment model with two tiers. The Professional plan costs $67 and supports up to 3 active browsers simultaneously. The Startup plan costs $127 and supports up to 10 active browsers. Both plans include access to all browser extensions, sync across devices, a 5-day refund policy, and lifetime access with no recurring fees. There is no free tier or trial available; the product is paid only.
Privacy and Data Handling
Blurweb App does not collect or store the sensitive data that users blur. The extension saves only the domain name and the CSS position of blurred elements in the browser's local storage. No content is transmitted to external servers. The extension requires broad website access permissions to inject blur overlays, and the developer states this permission is used solely for rendering blurs, not for reading or transmitting page content. The product is GDPR compliant and includes no analytics or tracking beyond what is needed for license validation.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- One-time payment with lifetime access, no recurring subscription fees
- Works universally with any screen sharing or recording software by modifying the webpage itself
- Keep Blur feature saves blur positions across sessions, reducing repetitive setup
- Self-service license management lets users deactivate and reactivate browsers themselves
- Does not collect or transmit blurred content; data stays in local browser storage
Cons:
- No free tier or trial available, requiring upfront payment before testing the product
- Cannot blur the browser URL bar or native browser UI elements since extensions lack that level of access
- Safari support is listed as coming soon and may not be fully available yet
- License limits on simultaneous active browsers may constrain users who work across many devices
Who Should Use Blurweb App
Blurweb App is ideal for anyone who regularly shares their screen and needs to protect confidential information without time-consuming post-production editing. Tutorial creators who record software walkthroughs with real data, teachers who present student information during online classes, and agency owners who demo client dashboards all benefit from the ability to blur on the fly. It is less suited for users who need enterprise-grade data masking with policy-based rules, or those who primarily need to blur content in native desktop applications rather than web pages.
