Dashcam · CCTV · Media · Real estate · Healthcare

Anonymization for your business workflows

YouBlur fits a wide range of industries. Discover how video and photo anonymization integrates with your activity.

By industry

Real cases, already deployed in production with our customers.

01

Dashcam & fleets

Transport, insurance, logistics: anonymize faces and plates captured by dashcam, GDPR-compliant.

02

CCTV / video surveillance

For DSAR requests or any release: consistent identity tracking on long files.

03

Journalism & media

Selective blurring: protect sources, witnesses or minors while keeping the visual context.

04

Real estate & virtual tours

Blur passers-by and vehicle plates before publishing. 1 credit per photo.

05

Healthcare & education

Training, telemedicine, research: irreversible blur, ephemeral mode for maximum confidentiality.

Typical workflow

From upload to export, YouBlur fits into your existing pipelines.

  1. 1Upload

    Direct upload, remote URL, or watch folder for recurring batches.

  2. 2Detection

    Faces, plates, or sensitive regions based on your business rules.

  3. 3Anonymization

    Irreversible blur with identity tracking, even in motion.

  4. 4Export

    Temporary link, internal storage, or direct integration with your editing software.

Volumes and plans

Pick the plan suited to your volume and integration needs.

StandardUp to 100/daySelf-serve, web processing, limited batch.
ProUp to 1000/dayAPI + watch folders, priority support.
EnterpriseCustomSLA, on-prem option, dedicated support.

Volumes beyond 1000/day available via Enterprise plan.

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YouBlur fits any video or photo anonymization need. Tell us about your use case.

Frequently asked questions

Does YouBlur work with dashcam footage?

Yes. YouBlur automatically detects and blurs faces and license plates, even in motion.

Can I use YouBlur for CCTV / video surveillance?

Yes. Batch processing handles hundreds of CCTV files. The API enables integration into your pipeline.

Is YouBlur suitable for journalism?

Yes. Selective blurring protects source identity while preserving the visual context.