Roona Studio detects faces, number plates and sensitive text, and blurs, pixelates or replaces them with AI faces of people who do not exist.
Publishing photos of the street, of clients or of events carries a GDPR risk. Roona Studio removes what makes people identifiable: automatic detection of faces, number plates and sensitive text, then blur, pixelation, or replacement with a generated face. The image still looks natural, but nobody is recognisable any more.
Publish on your website or your channels without the risk.
Anonymise the faces in a crowd in one pass.
Optional: replace a face with an AI face, to keep the photo natural.
Yes, both are detected, plus sensitive text.
With AI face replacement, yes: the result looks natural and the face is no longer identifiable.
Anonymisation removes what makes a person identifiable: faces, number plates, sensitive text. That is the technical measure expected before publication. It does not exempt you from checking for yourself that nothing else in the photo lets someone be recognised.