For agents & listing photographers
Blur faces and plates in listing photos — before your client asks you to.
Drag in a batch of listing shots. BlurList finds the neighbor on the porch and the plate in the driveway, blurs them naturally, and hands the photos back. Nothing leaves your browser.
First two photos, no signup. Detection runs on your device — the image is never uploaded.
Why it matters
Nobody notices. Until someone does.
A plate is a home address.
Run the tag, get the registered owner. Your listing already publishes the street address — the driveway shouldn't publish who lives there too.
The neighbors never signed anything.
The kid on the next lawn, the couple walking a dog past the porch. They aren't your client, and by Thursday your listing is on two dozen syndication sites.
Reshooting costs a morning.
Golden hour was Tuesday. Blur the frame you already paid for instead of driving back across town to take it again.
How it works
Three steps, one browser tab.
- 01
Drop the shoot in
Up to 50 photos at once, straight out of Lightroom. JPEG or PNG.
- 02
Look at what it found
Every face and plate is outlined before anything is blurred. Dismiss a false positive, or drag a box over something it missed.
- 03
Take the set back
One ZIP, original filenames intact, ready for the MLS upload.
Where the photos go
Nowhere. That's the whole design.
Detection and blurring both run inside your browser, on your machine. There is no upload step, no storage bucket, and no copy of your seller's house sitting on our server. Open your network tab and watch — the photo bytes never make a request.
The only thing our servers ever know about you is whether your card is current.
- No image upload, on any plan
- Works offline once the page has loaded
- Processing history is opt-in only, and off by default
- Delete your account and there is nothing left to delete
Try it
Use a photo you already have.
Pick an exterior with a car in the driveway, or any frame where someone wandered through. Two photos, no account.
Drop a listing photo here
Or . No account needed, and the photos stay on your machine.
Pricing
One listing pays for a decade of it.
Free covers a single walkthrough. Pro covers the way you actually shoot — forty frames at a time, out the door as one ZIP.
Free
Enough to clean up the one photo that has a neighbor in it.
- Photos per batch — 5
- Face & plate detection — Every photo
- Fix a box before it blurs — Yes
- Download the whole set as a ZIP
- Re-download last month's shoots
- Photos stay on your device — Always
Pro
For agents and photographers clearing a full shoot every week.
- Photos per batch — 50
- Face & plate detection — Every photo
- Fix a box before it blurs — Yes
- Download the whole set as a ZIP — Yes
- Re-download last month's shoots — Opt-in
- Photos stay on your device — Unless you opt in
Cancel any time from your account page — it opens Stripe's billing portal, no email to us required.
Before you ask
- What about interiors with family photos on the wall?
- BlurList looks for faces, so a framed portrait over the mantel usually gets flagged too. That's why you see the boxes before anything is blurred — dismiss the ones you'd rather keep sharp.
- Does it take HEIC straight off an iPhone?
- Export to JPEG first. Browsers still can't decode HEIC without a converter, and BlurList runs entirely in yours.
- Will the blur look obviously edited?
- It's a gaussian blur, not a black box. On a 4000px exterior frame a blurred plate reads like depth of field, not like redaction.
- Do I need an account to try it?
- No. Two photos, no signup, no card. An account only starts to matter when you want full batches and ZIP downloads.
Your next shoot has a stranger in it.
It takes about nine seconds to find out which frame.
Open BlurList