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Photo Scrubber uses local face detection to blur faces and remove metadata
The experimental tool uses MediaPipe compiled to WebAssembly and the BlazeFace model to detect and blur faces in photos; it also removes metadata. Local processing offers a practical privacy-oriented pattern for image tools.
- What
- Photo Scrubber is an experimental tool that detects faces in photos, blurs them, and removes metadata.
- How
- It uses Google’s MediaPipe C++ library compiled to WebAssembly via @mediapipe/tasks-vision, plus the BlazeFace face detection model.
- Why it matters
- Local face blurring and metadata removal can add privacy handling to photo-sharing workflows.
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