# Blur Photo & Face Censor > A private iPhone and iPad app for covering selected faces and sensitive details before sharing family photos. ## App facts - Also known as: Safe Little Faces: Face Blur - Price and access: Free download with weekly, yearly, and lifetime access options; localized prices appear in the app. - Devices: iPhone and iPad; requires iOS or iPadOS 17.0 or later - Privacy: No account, photo upload, app analytics, advertising, or tracking; photo work stays on device. - Availability: Available in the U.S. App Store - U.S. App Store details checked: 2026-09-07 - App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blur-photo-face-censor/id6797679260 - Official website: https://safelittlefaces.com/ ## Suitable uses - Parents and caregivers preparing family photos for sharing - People who want face covers, mosaic, emoji, or blur without uploading photos ## Limitations - Identity recognition, age inference, or guaranteed anonymity - Anyone who does not want to review the whole image before sharing ## Start here - [Guides and app facts](https://safelittlefaces.com/explore/): Search the public guide library and compare product capabilities. - [Practical examples](https://safelittlefaces.com/getting-started/): Prepare a family photo for sharing: faces, background details, and export. - [Structured app facts](https://safelittlefaces.com/webmcp-app.json): Features, requirements, pricing, limitations, and official links. - [Complete public page text](https://safelittlefaces.com/llms-full.txt): Text and source URLs for the indexed pages. ## Pages - [Prepare a family photo for sharing: faces, background details, and export | Blur Photo & Face Censor](https://safelittlefaces.com/getting-started/): Safe Little Faces, listed as Blur Photo & Face Censor, helps you cover selected faces and sensitive details on your device. - [Blur Kids' Faces on iPhone, Privately | Safe Little Faces](https://safelittlefaces.com/): Blur, mosaic, cover, or hide children's faces before sharing family photos. Safe Little Faces works entirely on your iPhone and strips location metadata on export. - [Blur vs Mosaic vs Cover vs Emoji for Kids' Photos](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/blur-vs-mosaic-vs-emoji/): Compare soft blur, mosaic pixelation, opaque covers, and emoji-style covers for children's faces, including privacy limits and the best use for each style. - [Family Photo Consent and Sharing Etiquette](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/family-photo-consent-etiquette/): Ask clearly before posting another person's child, handle group photos and no-photo requests, choose an audience, and respond to removal requests. - [Family Photo Privacy Checklist Before You Share](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/share-family-photos-safely/): Use this practical family photo privacy checklist for faces, names, schools, house numbers, reflections, location data, captions, consent, and audience. - [Family Photo Privacy Guides | Safe Little Faces](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/): Practical, sourced guides for child face blur, iPhone location metadata, photo background redaction, social sharing, schools, foster families, youth sports, and consent. - [Hide School Names, House Numbers, and Private Photo Details](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/hide-private-details-in-photo-background/): Find and cover school names, house numbers, license plates, documents, screens, reflections, uniforms, and other identifying details before sharing photos. - [How to Blur a Child's Face on iPhone Before Sharing](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/how-to-blur-child-faces-before-sharing/): A practical iPhone workflow to cover a child's face, catch missed faces and background details, remove location metadata, and export a separate share copy. - [Privacy Facts | Safe Little Faces](https://safelittlefaces.com/facts/): Clear, specific privacy facts for Safe Little Faces: on-device face detection, no uploads, no age inference, no face recognition, and metadata-stripped exports. - [Private Family Photo Sharing on WhatsApp and iMessage](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/private-family-photo-sharing-messages/): Use WhatsApp or iMessage for family photos with a recipient check, protected share copy, metadata review, group audit, and realistic forwarding limits. - [Remove Location Metadata from iPhone Photos Before Sharing](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/remove-location-metadata-from-iphone-photos/): See and remove GPS location from iPhone photos, understand EXIF and other metadata, and learn what a clean exported share copy does and does not protect. - [Support | Safe Little Faces](https://safelittlefaces.com/support/): Help with face selection, touch-up, photo export, metadata removal, subscriptions, and lifetime access in Safe Little Faces for iPhone. - [Child Photo Privacy on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/social-media-child-photo-privacy/): Prepare family photos for Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok by reviewing faces, captions, tags, location clues, audiences, reuse controls, and platform limits. - [Photo Privacy for Foster Families and Kinship Caregivers](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/foster-care-photo-sharing-privacy/): A careful photo-sharing workflow for foster parents and kinship caregivers: check placement rules, identity clues, location, contact, consent, and audience. - [Privacy Policy | Safe Little Faces](https://safelittlefaces.com/privacy/): Privacy policy for the Safe Little Faces iPhone app and safelittlefaces.com website. - [School and Daycare Photo Sharing Privacy Checklist](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/school-daycare-photo-sharing-privacy/): A checklist for schools, daycares, teachers, and parent volunteers sharing group photos: purpose, permission, background details, audience, and retention. - [Youth Sports and Group Photo Privacy Checklist](https://safelittlefaces.com/guides/youth-sports-group-photo-privacy/): Share team, recital, camp, birthday, and group-event photos with a roster-aware review for faces, uniforms, names, schedules, venue clues, and consent. ## Browser tools In browsers supporting WebMCP, the site exposes read-only tools for app facts, guide search, and reading published pages. 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