Sharing a screenshot of a webpage sounds harmless—until a customer email, API token, or employee ID slips into Slack, a tutorial, or a Zoom demo.
Blur Page Extension Chrome lets you mask sensitive information on the live webpage first, then capture a safe screenshot with redactions already baked in. No uploads, no cloud editing—everything runs locally in your browser.
What Is Blur Page Extension Chrome?
Blur Page is a Chrome extension built for one workflow: mask private data on real websites, then screenshot only what’s safe to share.
Unlike photo editors you use after capture, BlurPage works on the page itself. You click or drag to hide emails, IDs, tokens, avatars, or entire dashboard rows—then drag a capture region when you’re ready.
Key facts at a glance:
- Works on regular http and https websites
- Masks persist after reload
- 100% local processing—your page content stays on your device
- Click masks, area masks, pixelate, blur, toolbar, undo/redo, and drag screenshot
Note: Built-in Chrome pages (
chrome://, Web Store, etc.) are not supported.
How to Install Blur Page on Chrome
Step 1 — Add from Chrome Web Store
Install Blur Page for Chrome, then pin the extension to your toolbar.
Step 2 — Open any normal webpage
Go to a support ticket, SaaS dashboard, internal tool, or any page you need to redact.
Step 3 — Start BlurPage
Click the BlurPage icon. The floating toolbar appears and you’re ready to mask.
How to Redact a Webpage Before Screenshot
1. Mask sensitive areas
Click to redact any element — One click masks a field, avatar, or block. Click again to remove.
Drag a privacy mask area — Draw a rectangle over mixed content in support tickets, admin panels, or dashboards.
2. Choose blur or pixelate
| Style | Best for |
|---|---|
| Frosted blur | Demos, tutorials, marketing shots |
| Pixel mosaic | Emails, IDs, support screenshots |
Adjust color, intensity, and corner radius from the floating toolbar. Undo/redo is built in.
3. Capture and share safely
Tap the camera button, drag the region, preview, then Save, Done (clipboard), or Cancel. Redactions are included; the toolbar is not.
Who Uses Blur Page Extension Chrome?
Customer support — Pixelate emails and phone numbers before sharing in Slack, Notion, or wikis.
Screen sharing & demos — Hide sensitive rows before Zoom, Meet, or Loom.
Social posts & tutorials — Blur personal info before Twitter, LinkedIn, or blog posts.
HR & compliance — Mask employee data on internal tools with local processing.
Freelancers & agencies — Show real UIs without leaking client credentials. Masks persist after refresh.
FAQ
How do I blur sensitive information before taking a screenshot?
Install BlurPage, click the icon, mask elements or drag areas, then use the camera button to save or copy.
Does BlurPage upload my webpage or browsing history?
No. Masks and screenshots stay on your device.
What pages are supported?
Regular http and https websites. Built-in Chrome pages are not supported.
Need help? support@blurpage.online