Prepare a manageable batch
- Group photos from the same event or publishing task in one folder.
- Remove duplicates, damaged files, and images that should not be published at all.
- Face Masker accepts up to 100 JPG, PNG, or WebP images per batch, with a 10 MB limit per image.
A review-first batch workflow
- Select the folder: Import the collection together so file relationships remain easy to follow.
- Wait for detection: Let every thumbnail finish processing before export.
- Apply pixelation to all: Choose one consistent masking style for the batch.
- Inspect every image: Resize misplaced regions, remove false positives, and manually cover missed faces.
- Export a ZIP: Keep untouched originals separately and publish only the reviewed copies.
Faces most likely to be missed
Pay extra attention to faces cut off by the frame, strong profiles, distant people, faces hidden by hands or masks, and reflections. A repeatable top-left-to-bottom-right scan is safer than a quick glance at each thumbnail.
Batch apply is not batch approval
Applying one effect across the collection saves clicks, but each photo has different people, angles, and lighting. Automatic results can contain both missed faces and false positives. Review each output before sharing the archive.
Process a photo collection
Your selected photos stay in the browser during detection, editing, and export.
Open the batch face masking tool