The slider changes the blur pen size, and the “Level” changes the strength of the blur. When it’s blue, any strokes you perform remove blurs you’ve placed before. When it’s purple, your strokes blur the image. On the bottom, the “Freehand” button allows you to add or remove blur. “Move” lets you zoom in and out, as well as change the rotation of the image. “Reselect” allows you to pick a different image, “Clear” undos all effects you’ve performed, and “Effects” makes the image monochrome. This allows you to blur images without blocking the image with your finger.
“Touch” allows you to change the location of the reticle relative to where you touch the screen. Touching “All Editing” will allow you to blur the entire image, like this. Once selected, it’ll appear in an image editor with a variety of options that look like the following image. You’ll be brought to your Android device’s image gallery where you can select the image you’d like to blur. When you boot Point Blur, you’ll have the choice between “All” and “Square.” “All” is probably the best choice, as “Square” crops the image and will cut some bits out. My goal is to blur the face of the person on the right. So, how do you use Point Blur to blur images? For the sake of this example, I’ll be using this stock image.
This makes Point Blur great for both miniscule edits and larger blurs. You can even toggle the size of the blur brush, as well as how intense the blur is. You just simply draw with your finger what you’d like blurred, and Point Blur does the rest for you. Point Blur makes it simple to blur out photos on Android. One that I particularly like is called Point Blur, and you can imagine what it does from the name alone. I’ve taken a look at a few example apps, with emphasis on both ease of use and being free. To blur out photos on Android, we’re going to need the assistance of a third-party app. However, it’s entirely possible to do it from the phone itself. You may believe that it can’t be done unless you upload the photo to a computer and use an image editing program.
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