Bystanders, blurred. You, untouched.
Pick the people who stay visible. Everyone else is blurred head to hair, even in profile, from behind, or upside down when you flip your phone.
Offleak blurs bystanders' faces, QR codes and phone numbers in your OBS stream as it happens, on your own computer. You stay in the picture. Everyone else stays private.
IRL streams show strangers, posters and screens. Offleak watches every frame and blurs what could identify or reach someone, before your viewers see it.
Pick the people who stay visible. Everyone else is blurred head to hair, even in profile, from behind, or upside down when you flip your phone.
Printed posters, tickets and codes on someone's phone screen are found and masked, including tiny ones in the corner of the frame.
Screens and paper are read the moment they appear. Only the digits are masked, so the rest of your shot stays clean. Mirrored selfie text too.
The installer sets up everything, adds the Offleak filter to OBS, and picks the fastest hardware it finds: your NVIDIA GPU, Apple Silicon, or DirectML on AMD and Intel.
Snap the people in front of your webcam or drop in a photo. Group photos are split into one card per person. Toggle faces, QR codes and phone numbers independently.
Add Offleak filter to your camera in OBS. A short safety buffer lets Offleak see a moment ahead, and if it is ever unsure, it blurs the whole frame instead of guessing.
A privacy tool should not create a new leak. Offleak runs entirely on your computer, with no account, no cloud and no upload.