1. Automatic blur (on by default)
Zoomr's Privacy blur looks for private data on the page while you record or take a screenshot:
- Passwords: every password field.
- Email addresses: in text and in form fields.
- Card numbers and IBANs: checked mathematically (Luhn and mod-97), so order numbers aren't blurred by mistake.
- API keys and tokens: Stripe, GitHub, AWS, Slack, Google, OpenAI/Anthropic, JWTs, private keys.
- Payment forms: card fields and payment frames (Stripe, PayPal, Braintree, Adyen and others).
- Phone numbers: optional, off by default.
Turn categories on or off in Settings → Privacy blur, or switch it all off with 🛡 Privacy in the popup.
2. Blur anything by hand while recording
Hold Alt (Option on a Mac) and click any part of the page, such as a customer name, a chart or a sidebar. It's blurred immediately; Alt+click again to unblur.
3. Blur areas in the editor
- Open the Text tab
and press ＋ Blur.
- Drag the box
over what you want to hide; resize with its corner.
- Choose Pixelate
(default; text can't be read back), Blur or Solid box.
- Set the timing
with Start/End, drag it on the timeline, or press Whole clip.
Blur areas switch on and off without a fade, so not a single frame leaks.
Light blur can sometimes be reversed to read text. Pixelate (big blocks) or Solid box can't. Use them for passwords and numbers.