How to hide a face or a plate
1. Drop the photo. A box appears on the preview. 2. Drag it over the face, the plate or the text you want to hide, and pull the corners if you need a different size. 3. Choose Blur or Pixelate, and a strength. 4. Press “Cover the area” and download.
The same share of width and height is used on every photo in the list. Cover one group, download, then start again if the next photo needs a different spot.
A box you place, not a detector
GustKit does not look for faces. You decide the rectangle. Blur softens that region. Pixelate replaces it with blocks, which is harder to undo by eye. The rest of the photo stays as it was, aside from being saved again.
What the new file keeps
Width and height stay the same. JPG paints a white background only where the original had transparency. PNG and WebP keep a clear background outside the box. Camera location is not copied. This is a privacy cover for a picture you already have, not a way to identify anyone.