Protect your sources before the footage leaves your phone
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Short answer
FaceHush censors faces in photos and video entirely on the phone, so sensitive footage never goes to a third-party server for processing. It works offline, has no account, and hides every face by default.
Why on-device processing matters
Uploading raw footage to an online editor to blur a face creates a copy you do not control. FaceHush has no server that receives media: detection, tracking and rendering all run on the device, in airplane mode if you choose.
Default-deny by design
Every face starts hidden. You opt people in to visibility, not out of it, so a rushed edit fails safe. For sources, use solid cover in photos or strong mosaic on video, and check hair, tattoos, voices and backgrounds as well.
- Photos: mosaic, blur, emoji or solid cover
- Video: blur or mosaic, tracked through the clip, up to 10 minutes at 1080p on Pro
- Exports are saved as new files; originals stay untouched
Questions
Does FaceHush work without internet?
Yes. Everything runs on the phone.
Is face blurring enough to protect a source?
Not always. Voices, clothing, locations and metadata can identify people too. Treat face censoring as one layer of protection.
Does FaceHush keep logs of what I edit?
No. FaceHush never sees your photos or videos. See the privacy policy for the full details.