Local face detection
The detector runs on your device and scans each photo in the batch, reducing repetitive face selection work.
AI-powered local privacy
Batch face masking for private photos
Use local face detection to cover faces with privacy stickers in your browser. Import images or folders, review masks, and export without uploading photos.
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JPG, PNG and WebP · up to 100 images · 10 MB each.
Local privacy photo masking
Mask faces in batches without uploading photos
Face Masker is a batch face masking tool for private photo workflows. It uses local face detection in your browser to find faces, apply privacy stickers, let you fix missed faces manually, and export protected copies without sending images to a server.
Privacy masks you can review
Cover detected faces with stickers or a pixel mask, then adjust individual photos before exporting.
No photo uploads
Import, mask, and export photos in the browser so sensitive images stay on your own device.
How batch privacy photo masking works
- Import photos: Select JPG, PNG, or WebP images, or choose a folder with photos to process together.
- Review face masks: Let local face detection place masks, then manually add a sticker if any face is missed.
- Export private copies: Download one masked image or export the whole batch as a ZIP file.
Batch face masking FAQ
What is a batch face masking tool?
A batch face masking tool helps you import multiple photos, detect faces, cover them with privacy masks, and export the masked results without editing every photo from scratch.
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. Face detection, privacy masking, and ZIP export run locally in your browser, so your photos stay on your device.
How does local face detection work?
The browser loads a face detection model and scans each image on your device. Detected faces are marked so you can apply privacy stickers or a pixel mask before exporting.
What if a face is not detected automatically?
You can switch to manual add mode, place a privacy sticker over the missed face, and export it together with the rest of the batch.
Which image formats are supported?
Face Masker supports JPG, PNG, and WebP images. You can select individual images or import a folder with up to 100 images per batch.