Screenblur: a Chrome extension blur tool for safer screen sharing.
Screenblur helps you blur sensitive content on any webpage instantly—ideal for screen sharing, demos, recordings, and screenshots. No post-editing, no awkward pauses.
Use Screenblur to protect customer details, emails, payment info, internal dashboards, and API keys while presenting, livestreaming, or creating tutorials—without switching to a dark UI.
Blur sensitive info in three simple steps.
A familiar, tool-like flow (inspired by popular blur tools) but optimized for your browser, screen sharing, and a clean white interface.
Add Screenblur from the Chrome Web Store and pin it to your toolbar.
Turn blur mode on and choose the area you want to hide.
Record, present, or screenshot with confidence — your sensitive content stays obscured.
Everything you need to stay confidential.
Designed to be quick to use and hard to mess up when you’re under pressure.
One-click blur mode
Start blurring immediately from the toolbar — no complicated setup.
Precise targeting
Blur just the sensitive parts: emails, names, IDs, balances, API keys, dashboards.
Session-friendly
Perfect for screen shares and recordings where you need consistent protection.
Clean, white UI
A bright interface that stays readable and doesn’t fight your content.
Lightweight & fast
Stays out of the way and feels instant when you need it most.
Confidentiality-first
Built around the core goal: reduce accidental exposure of sensitive info.
Best for teams
Sales demos, support calls, onboarding, and internal reviews—Screenblur helps teams share screens without leaking sensitive data.
Best for creators
Tutorials, YouTube videos, and livestreams: blur personal info on the page before you hit record.
Best for developers
Hide tokens, secrets, and internal tooling while pair-programming, presenting dashboards, or sharing repro steps.
A practical blur tool for everyday browser work.
Screenblur isn’t just for one scenario—it’s useful anywhere sensitive info appears on a webpage.
Screen sharing
Blur customer records, inboxes, billing pages, and admin panels before you jump into a call.
Screen recording
Keep private tabs and sensitive fields obscured while you record walkthroughs and product demos.
Screenshots
Quickly hide names, emails, and values so you can post updates, file bugs, or share documentation safely.
Compliance-friendly workflows
Reduce accidental exposure of personally identifiable information (PII) during demos and internal reviews.
Works with your meeting and recording tools.
Because Screenblur blurs the webpage itself, it pairs well with popular screen sharing and recording apps.
Meetings
Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and more.
Recording
Loom, OBS, screen recorders, and walkthrough tools.
Browser support
Chrome and Chromium-based browsers (Edge, Brave, Opera, etc.).
Made for people who share screens daily.
Use these as placeholders—or swap in real Chrome Web Store reviews once you have them.
“I used to blur things in a video editor after recording. Now I just blur on the page before I hit record.”
“This is the extension I didn’t know I needed. It prevents accidental leaks during client calls.”
“Perfect for demos with real data—blur sensitive fields and keep the walkthrough natural.”
Your data stays yours.
Screenblur is designed to protect what’s on-screen without turning your browsing into a data pipeline.
The website uses a white background by default for clarity and trust.
Blur sensitive regions before you share your screen, not after you regret it.
Add your exact privacy commitments here (telemetry, storage, permissions).
Suggested SEO copy (edit to match your extension)
Screenblur is a privacy-focused Chrome extension blur tool. It helps reduce accidental exposure of sensitive information on webpages during screen sharing, screen recording, and screenshots. Add it to Chrome, enable blur mode, select the sensitive area, and share confidently.
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Permissions (clear explanation)
Screenblur may request access to webpages so it can apply blur overlays where you choose. If you add a “keep blur” feature later, store only what’s necessary (like the page URL and blur positions), not the underlying sensitive content.
Quick answers.
These answers help both users and search engines understand how Screenblur works.
Does Screenblur edit my images like an online blur tool?
It’s different: Screenblur blurs what’s on your screen during sharing/recording, so sensitive info is obscured in real time.
Can I blur multiple areas?
Yes — you can blur as many sections as you need for a given page/session.
Where do I install it?
Use the “Add to Chrome” button (update the link to your Chrome Web Store listing).
What is Screenblur used for?
Screenblur is used to blur sensitive information on webpages during demos, screen shares, recordings, and screenshots—so viewers don’t see confidential details.
What kinds of sensitive information can it hide?
Common examples include names, email addresses, order details, ticket conversations, account balances, internal dashboards, and API keys.