PlainBlur Add to Chrome

Chrome extension

Before share

Blur the page before you share your screen.

PlainBlur is a Chrome extension. Click an element or drag an area. Those parts blur in the browser, so they are harder to read while you present. The page is not uploaded.

Add to Chrome

Listing

The Chrome Web Store listing is not available yet. This button does not install PlainBlur. There is no store listing URL. Until a listing exists, load the unpacked extension from the extension/ folder in the repository. The public site is plainblur.com.

How it works

01—03

Three steps, then share.

  1. 01
    Extensions menu
    The Chrome Extensions menu, with PlainBlur listed and a pin control.

    Open PlainBlur

    Open it from the Extensions menu. Pin it once so it stays in the toolbar.

  2. 02
    Popup
    The PlainBlur popup, with Blur an element, Blur an area, and Hide blurs.

    Choose what to blur

    Choose Blur an element or Blur an area, then click or drag what should stay private.

  3. 03
    Billing page
    A billing page with the email, phone, and API key frosted, and the other fields still readable.

    Share your screen

    Sensitive fields stay frosted. Choose Hide blurs when you need the clear view.

Alt+Shift+E
picks an element.
Alt+Shift+A
drags an area.
Alt+Shift+B
shows or hides blurs.
Auto-blur
is part of Pro and Team.

Pricing

Lifetime

Free on one site. Paid plans are one-time.

Free

$0

One site

  • Manual blur on the first site you blur
  • Show or hide blurs while you present
  • Blurs stay in this browser

Pro

$49

Lifetime · 1 seat

  • Manual blur on every site
  • Auto-blur for emails, phones, API keys, amounts, and card-like numbers
  • One browser seat

Team

$99

Lifetime · 5 seats

  • Same blurs as Pro
  • Five browser seats
  • No team admin console

Seat

A seat is one browser. Remove it in the popup to free it. There is no account and no cloud sync of blurs. Checkout starts from the extension popup. This page does not take payment.

Limit

Best-effort visual aid. PlainBlur can miss text, images, canvases, and iframes. It does not delete data, and it is not a privacy or compliance guarantee. Page content stays in the browser. A short flash of the unblurred page is possible before a blur is applied.