Built for events, classes and teams
Sharing photos from a school function or a community event often means hiding the faces of people who did not agree to be posted. Doing it one photo at a time is how faces get missed. The batch tool runs the face finder on every photo and shows how many faces it found in each, so a photo with zero faces stands out for a manual look.
Same safety as the single-photo tool
Each face is padded, the block size has the same floor, and every output is re-encoded without metadata. Photos keep their format (JPG stays JPG, PNG stays PNG) unless you choose otherwise, and their names get a “-pixelated” suffix inside the ZIP.
To fix a single photo by hand, open it in the face tool — the batch tool is for speed.
Questions
How many photos can I process at once?
Up to 100 per batch. They are processed one after another on your device, so the limit is your browser's memory and patience, not a server quota.
What if a face is missed in one photo?
Each photo shows its face count and a preview. Exclude it from the ZIP, then open it in the single-photo face tool to add the face by hand.
Is the ZIP made on a server?
No. The ZIP file is assembled in your browser by code on this page and saved directly from it.
Can I blur instead of pixelate?
Yes. Choose blur, square pixels or hex mosaic before you start.