One wrong window in a Zoom, Google Meet or Teams call and your WhatsApp chats are on everyone's screen, and in the recording.
With WBlur running, WhatsApp stays blurred even when it ends up in a screen share. As long as your mouse isn't over a message, nobody can read it.
Screen sharing & presentations
Why it helps on calls
- 01Chats and previews stay blurred in the shared screen
- 02Personal photos and videos are hidden
- 03Contact names and profile pictures are blurred
- 04Nothing to remember: WBlur is on by default
How to set it up
- 1Install WBlur on your Mac or in your browser.
- 2Leave it on: WhatsApp is blurred all the time.
- 3Keep your mouse away from WhatsApp while you're sharing.
Get WBlur
Mac
Free for 3 daysBlurs the WhatsApp app on your Mac. Lives in your menu bar.
Download free trialThen $19 once: buy a license keyChrome
FreeBlurs WhatsApp Web in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera.
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Questions, answered.
Will WhatsApp be blurred in the recording too?
Yes. The blur is drawn on your screen, so screen shares and recordings capture the blurred version.
Is WBlur free?
The browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave and Opera is free. The Mac app is free for 3 days, then a one-time $19 license key for up to 3 Macs, with a 14-day refund if it's not for you.
Does WBlur read or collect my messages?
No. WBlur only changes how WhatsApp looks on your screen. It does not read, store or send your messages, contacts or any information about you.
Can the other person tell that I use WBlur?
No. WBlur only blurs what is shown on your own screen. Nothing changes in WhatsApp itself, and read receipts work exactly as before.