Blur Background (blurbackground.vip)

Blur Background is a browser-based tool that lets users blur photo backgrounds while keeping the main subject clear. It targets people who want to simplify backgrounds in portraits, products, and social images without uploading their photos to a server. The tool emphasizes local processing for the free basic path and offers optional AI refinement via credits for a more refined result. It operates without requiring sign-in for basic use and supports several image formats up to 20 MB. The product describes both a free local option and paid AI-assisted processing through credits.

Local processing is the core workflow. Users upload a photo locally in the browser, blur the background with adjustable strength, and compare before/after results on the same page. The app provides a focus on keeping the subject edges intact while varying blur strength to achieve the desired look. Results can be exported as a static image when processing is enabled.

Main capabilities include adjusting blur strength, comparing before/after results, and exporting a final static image. The tool supports various subjects such as portraits, products, and social images. It explains how background softness, subject edges, and optical depth interact, and offers an advanced AI Refinement option for a more refined blur. The workflow is designed for a single static photo with a clear subject and controllable blur preview.

Plans, platforms, integrations, or limits described include a Free Basic path that runs locally in the browser without account, and AI Refined processing available via paid credits. Pricing is one-time credit packs for the AI Refined feature, with limits like 20 MB file size and 24 megapixels, plus per-24-hour local-processing allowances and credits handling.

Use cases

• Portraits: make a subject stand out without excessive edge blur
• Headshots: soften busy backgrounds for profile images
• Products: reduce visual clutter in single product photos
• Social images: cleaner focus for posts, covers, and thumbnails