Vignra

About Vignra

Vignra, at blurbackground.vip, does one job: it blurs the background of a still photo and keeps the main subject sharp. You upload a JPG, PNG, WebP or similar file, set the blur strength, compare before and after, and download the result. The free mode runs on your own device in the browser. The paid AI Refined mode sends the photo to Fal, a third-party AI provider named in the privacy policy, to build the subject mask.

According to the site, Free Basic needs no account, credits or subscription, and it doesn’t upload your photo. The pricing page allows 20 local attempts per 24 hours without an account and 30 when signed in. Files can be up to 20 MB and 24 megapixels, and animated or multi-page files use only the first frame. It suits quick edits, like softening a cluttered room behind a portrait, without installing an editor.

AI Refined costs 10 credits per photo and needs you to sign in. Credits come in one-time packs that the pricing page says never expire: $2.99 for 10 images, $6.99 for 30 and $12.99 for 60. Credits are restored when an eligible task fails. The privacy policy says source photos are kept for up to 24 hours and finished results for up to 30 days. The site also warns that edges around hair, glass and low-contrast areas may not come out cleanly, and that the blur is not a reliable way to hide faces, number plates or sensitive text.