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WaveSpeed Image Face Blur

WaveSpeed Image Face Blur detects faces in a supplied photo and automatically blurs them, supporting facial redaction in event photography, group pictures, and surveillance stills.

Image editing

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.01 / run

WaveSpeed Image Face Blur

WaveSpeed Image Face Blur processes an existing photograph, locates faces, and obscures facial detail with blur. The supplied image is the basis of the edit, and automatic face detection handles the selection of regions to blur.

This makes it a focused option for preparing photographs in which people's faces need to be obscured before circulation. Detection and blurring are combined in the same task, so a separate manual selection step is unnecessary.

What it's good for

Event organizers and publishers can use it when preparing crowd photographs or images of public spaces for sharing. It also suits group pictures that include incidental participants whose facial details should be obscured in the published version.

Research teams can apply facial redaction to photographs used in presentations or reports. Security teams can use the same treatment on surveillance stills being circulated for review, with the edit applied to the supplied still image.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/image-face-blur

Output Type

Image

Pricing

$0.01 / run

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

WaveSpeed Image Face Blur

WaveSpeed Image Face Blur processes an existing photograph, locates faces, and obscures facial detail with blur. The supplied image is the basis of the edit, and automatic face detection handles the selection of regions to blur.

This makes it a focused option for preparing photographs in which people's faces need to be obscured before circulation. Detection and blurring are combined in the same task, so a separate manual selection step is unnecessary.

What it's good for

Event organizers and publishers can use it when preparing crowd photographs or images of public spaces for sharing. It also suits group pictures that include incidental participants whose facial details should be obscured in the published version.

Research teams can apply facial redaction to photographs used in presentations or reports. Security teams can use the same treatment on surveillance stills being circulated for review, with the edit applied to the supplied still image.