Meet-ready setup
Prepare overlays for the areas you share most often: sidebars, user records, notification panels, address bars, account menus, and internal metrics.
Blur sensitive information in Google Meet
Blur dashboards, inboxes, internal tools, and private fields before sharing a Chrome tab in Google Meet.
Works with tab sharing
Because blur runs in the browser, it is useful when presenting a Chrome tab in Meet or recording a meeting recap. Build the blur layout before joining, then keep the walkthrough moving.
- Useful for demos
- Useful for support calls
- Useful for team reviews
- Works with Chromium browsers
How to prepare before sharing
- Open the browser tab or desktop context you plan to present.
- Place blur overlays over the private fields that can appear during the walkthrough.
- Review the visible area, then start the call or recording.
Related resources
Screen sharing without exposing sensitive data
Use Screen Privacy Blur before sales calls, investor updates, onboarding sessions, or live debugging where private information can appear unexpectedly.
Screen privacy for Zoom demos
Cover sensitive browser fields before sharing a browser window or tab during Zoom calls, customer demos, and recordings.
Hide private details before Loom recordings
Record product walkthroughs, bug reports, and async updates with fewer accidental leaks in browser-based workflows.