BlurBaby

Classroom photo privacy without uploading originals

Consent forms vary. Covering every face by default is the safest habit before a newsletter, ClassDojo-style post, or school social channel.

Legal duty, not just preference

Schools and nurseries often have a clearer obligation than parents. An institutional BlurBaby plan exists for teams that need seats and invoicing.

Workflow that fits a busy day

Batch the day's photos, auto-cover, reveal only children with written consent, export, then upload the safe set.

FAQ

Is there a school plan?

Yes. See Pricing for BlurBaby for schools & nurseries, or email hello@blurbaby.app.

Can I post photos of my child? School photos and privacy

Practical steps for school photos, class chats, and sharing kids online. This is privacy hygiene, not legal advice - cover faces on your device first.

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How to cover other kids' faces in party photos

Party photos include other people's children. Cover every face on-device, then reveal only your own kids before you post.

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On-device face covering vs upload-to-blur sites

Cloud blur sites need the original photo to process it. On-device covering never sends the file. Here is how to tell the difference.

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