Photo Rubber 3.2.2

The "Photo Rubber" is a convenient blur application that allows you to easily conceal areas in your photos that you wish to keep hidden before sharing them. It enables you to cover slight wrinkles or stains by applying a thin blur to specific points.

With the "Photo Rubber," you can efficiently perform a series of tasks in a straightforward manner. The operations are as follows:

• Trim unnecessary parts and focus on the desired area
• Apply a subtle blur to conceal unwanted details
• Resize the image to fit the dimensions of your preferred social networking site
• Verify metadata such as the date/time of the photo, GPS information, etc., which may have been removed
• Directly share the edited photo on social media

Even if you don't require extensive editing, relying on the "Photo Rubber" to validate photo information before sharing can provide added assurance.

The "Photo Rubber" offers several useful features:

• The application doesn't compromise image quality without your consent, ensuring that unblurred sections remain unaffected
• You can zoom in on images up to 20 times for detailed inspection and direct editing
• You can adjust the strength of the blur while applying it, with intensity increasing as you apply more
• The "Colored Blur" mode allows for blurring with the color where you initially touch the screen
• In "Clear" mode, you can remove blur from specific areas
• You can easily crop frames by adjusting corner markers and adjust aspect ratios as needed
• Selecting from the recommended sizes in the menu allows for simple image resizing
• All editing actions are reversible, with Undo functionality accessible through long presses
• You can view and selectively delete visible EXIF information stored in photos with a single touch
• The app supports sharing via Mail, Twitter, Facebook, LINE, and other image-processing apps, along with saving to the photo library with ease

Regarding size handling, the "Photo Rubber" retains original image quality when dealing with large files but may require significant memory resources for processing. When blurring large images, resizing them to a slightly smaller scale might prevent processing delays.

For smoother editing experiences, it's advisable to work with smaller image sizes. Users primarily posting on social media platforms should consider setting auto-resize options for optimal posting.

If you need detailed instructions or seek the latest information on the app, visit the Photo Rubber support page.