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Upload an image, choose a blur style and adjust its settings to produce a blurred image.
Runs in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.
A tool is a small app you describe in plain words. Try this one here, then keep it on your Fuser canvas and connect it to the rest of your work.
1. Try it here
Add your own file or text and adjust the controls. Live tools run in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
2. Open it in Fuser
Sign up free and the tool opens on your canvas with this example wired in, ready to connect to images, video or text from other nodes.
3. Describe your own
Need something different? Describe the tool you want and Fuser builds it, with the controls you asked for.
Choose a blur mode and tune its controls for different image treatments.
It takes one image and returns one blurred image. You can choose Gaussian, box, motion, radial, bilateral, bokeh, tilt-shift, or target-color blur.
An image is required. Target color is optional and is used with the target-color blur mode; the other modes use their corresponding controls.
Blur radius changes the blur amount. Motion angle sets the motion direction, Center X and Center Y position radial blur, focus and transition shape tilt-shift blur, and target tolerance adjusts the target-color effect.
Yes. This is a Live tool that runs in your browser, so the image result updates as you move the controls.
No account is needed to try the tool on this page, and it is free. Downloading more than once or opening it in Fuser asks you to sign up.
Open the tool in Fuser and use its blurred image result with other nodes. You can combine this blur step with other tools in a broader workflow.
Open Image blur in Fuser, adjust the effect, and combine its image result with other nodes.
Upload an image and choose a color filter to produce a filtered image with adjustable strength and optional vignette.
Upload one image, choose a 0°, 90°, 180°, or 270° rotation, optionally mirror it, and get an updated image.
Combine two or three images into a split-screen result with adjustable direction, position, divider width, and optional handle.