Auto-protect on idle
Blur selected tabs when you're idle, switch away, or manually trigger quick lock.
Chrome privacy layer for real-world screens
Protect sensitive tabs when you step away.
Screen Veil blurs selected sites when you're idle, switch away, or use quick lock. Protect work tools, AI chats, media, and any site you choose — then resume with a PIN.
- Works on built-in presets and user-added domains
- Supports in-app language selection
- Adjustable blur strength
- No remote analytics, no ads, no remote code
Built-in presets for work, AI, media, and meeting sites — plus “protect this site” for the page you're on.
What Screen Veil does
Protect AI chats and work apps
Use built-in presets for Gmail, Docs, Notion, Slack, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and more.
Protect the current site instantly
If a site isn't in the presets, open the popup and protect the current domain in one click.
Playback-aware media protection
When a video is actively playing, Screen Veil treats that as activity. When playback stops and you're idle, protection can kick in.
Adjust blur strength
Choose a lighter or heavier blur depending on screen size, viewing distance, and sensitivity.
Local-first by design
Settings stay in extension storage on your device. Screen Veil does not upload your page content to our servers.
How it works
- Install Screen Veil and choose your PIN.
- Turn protection on for built-in presets or the current site.
- When you step away, the page blurs until you unlock it locally.
FAQ
Does Screen Veil upload my emails, documents, or AI chats?
No. Screen Veil is designed to keep that content on your device. It applies the overlay locally and stores settings locally.
Can it blur the browser tab strip or address bar?
No. Standard Chrome extensions can blur page content, but not Chrome's own browser UI such as tabs and the address bar.
Can I protect a site that isn't built in?
Yes. Use the popup on the page you're currently viewing and choose to protect the current domain.
Which languages are supported in the extension?
Auto, Korean, English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.
Start with a clean, local-first privacy layer.
Install Screen Veil, protect the tabs you care about, and keep nearby eyes out of sensitive screens.
Install Screen Veil