Browser-based tool that auto-detects and blurs faces or license plates in photos, plus batch watermarking and resizing.
Watermarkly is a browser-based photo editing tool built around batch watermarking, and its face/license-plate blurring feature uses on-device detection to find faces automatically and blur them in one pass across a batch of images. Beyond blurring, the same site handles adding text or logo watermarks, resizing, compression, background removal, and format conversion, and processing happens in the browser rather than on a remote server, so files are not uploaded. A companion desktop app, Visual Watermark, handles larger batches up to 50,000 files. The company, based in Warsaw, Poland, was founded in 2017.
Free version blurs faces/plates but stamps a Watermarkly logo on the output; a paid upgrade removes the logo, though the exact premium price wasn't listed on the pages we could access.
Use tool ↗Watermarkly's face and plate blurring runs right in the browser and finds faces on its own instead of making you draw boxes by hand, which is the main reason to reach for it over a general photo editor. It's a narrow tool bolted onto a watermarking site, not a dedicated redaction product, so don't expect audit trails or compliance features.
Watch out: The free tier's output carries a visible Watermarkly logo - removing it requires the paid upgrade.
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