Giraffe360

Note: We will automatically blur people’s faces; posters with people in them; car number plates. If you need to blur another part of a panorama or edit an existing blur mask, you can do so in the panorama / virtual tour editor.

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Find &amp; open the project you want to add blur

Click the menu button "..." on the virtual tour card

Find a panorama you want to edit and click on the menu button “…” on the panorama card &gt; Click “Edit"

Click “+” (Add blur) in the top left corner ​

Add blur to the area needed - You can adjust the size &amp; shape of your blur mask as well as adding additional points, please see tips below!

Click “Save” once you’re happy with the changes you have made

Note: Edits will be instantly displayed in the preview, but reprocessing may take 5-45 minutes, depending on the number of panoramas you have applied blur masks to.

1. Find &amp; open the project you want to add blur
2. Click the menu button "..." on the virtual tour card
3. Click "Panoramas"
4. Find a panorama you want to edit and click on the menu button “…” on the panorama card &gt; Click “Edit"
5. Click “+” (Add blur) in the top left corner ​

6. Add blur to the area needed - You can adjust the size &amp; shape of your blur mask as well as adding additional points, please see tips below!
7. Click “Save” once you’re happy with the changes you have made
8. Click “Save” again or “Discard”
 
 Note: Edits will be instantly displayed in the preview, but reprocessing may take 5-45 minutes, depending on the number of panoramas you have applied blur masks to.

You can adjust the blur mask size &amp; shape (change corners from sharp to round):

Right click on the mouse and change the corner to as round as you want it to be. You can apply a different % of roundness to each corner or apply the same to all.

You can add extra points to reshape the blur mask if needed (4 points added by default): Click anywhere on the outline of the shape to add an extra point.

You can delete points from the blur mask: Right click on the point and choose “Delete”

You can adjust blur intensity – it will be applied to all your blur masks on the still photo you have selected.

Move the blur you’ve added to a different part of a photo: Select the blur (left click) and drag it.

You can delete a blur mask: Select the blur you want to delete from the list and click the "Bin icon"

Add blurs to panoramas. Panorama blur masks. Blur panoramas. 

To apply the blur mask to the current panorama:

Select the blur mask and either click the "Copy" icon (this will create a new blur mask on the panorama) or press Ctrl/Command + C to copy it &gt; press Ctrl/Command + V to paste the mask &gt; Drag the new mask to the desired area of the panorama

To apply the blur mask to other panoramas within the project:

Copy the desired blur mask &gt; select the target panorama &gt; press Ctrl/Command + V to paste the mask.​

- You can adjust the blur mask size &amp; shape (change corners from sharp to round):
 Right click on the mouse and change the corner to as round as you want it to be. You can apply a different % of roundness to each corner or apply the same to all.

- You can add extra points to reshape the blur mask if needed (4 points added by default): Click anywhere on the outline of the shape to add an extra point.
- You can delete points from the blur mask: Right click on the point and choose “Delete”
- You can adjust blur intensity – it will be applied to all your blur masks on the still photo you have selected.
- Move the blur you’ve added to a different part of a photo: Select the blur (left click) and drag it.
- You can add as many blurs as required!
- You can delete a blur mask: Select the blur you want to delete from the list and click the "Bin icon"
 
 Add blurs to panoramas. Panorama blur masks. Blur panoramas. 
 Copying Blur masks
- To apply the blur mask to the current panorama:
 Select the blur mask and either click the "Copy" icon (this will create a new blur mask on the panorama) or press Ctrl/Command + C to copy it &gt; press Ctrl/Command + V to paste the mask &gt; Drag the new mask to the desired area of the panorama
 
- To apply the blur mask to other panoramas within the project:
 Copy the desired blur mask &gt; select the target panorama &gt; press Ctrl/Command + V to paste the mask.​

How to use our Blur Editing Tool

Blur tips

Copying Blur masks