100% free · Private · No upload

Free & private image redaction

Blur, pixelate, or black out text, faces, and IDs in your browser. We don't upload your images.

Choose a photo or screenshot from this device.

How local processing works
Stays in this browserNo upload

Tool selection

Which redaction tool should you open?

Open the tool whose name matches what you need to hide. Every card below is the same free browser editor, with notes for that job. Blur, pixelate, and black box run on your device. The image is not uploaded, and you do not create an account.

Secure toolMost used

Blur Image

General image blurring for screenshots, photos, and document captures.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure toolText

Blur Text in Image

Target lines of text, account numbers, labels, and private annotations.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure tool

Blur Part of Image

Select one exact region when the rest of the image must stay untouched.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure toolScreenshots

Blur Screenshot

Clean up screenshots before sharing bug reports, demos, or customer messages.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure tool

Hide Text in Image

Cover text with blur, pixelate, or hard black box redaction.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure toolPrivacy

Hide Sensitive Info

Remove emails, IDs, faces, phone numbers, and addresses from images.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure toolPhotos

Blur Face in Photo

Hide faces in photos before posting, sharing, or publishing.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure toolBlack Box

Black Out Text

Use solid black box redaction for text you do not want visible at all.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure toolMosaic

Pixelate Image

Apply a mosaic effect to faces, text, or any region for a classic privacy look.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure toolRedaction

Redact Image

Standard image redaction for documents, screenshots, and photos.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure tool

Blur License Plate

Hide plate numbers in car photos before posting or sharing online.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure tool

Anonymize Image

Remove faces, badges, names, and all identifying details from images.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure tool

Blur Text in Screenshot

Hide names, messages, and account details in a screen capture.

Open workspacePrivate
Secure tool

Remove Personal Info

Hide names, emails, IDs, and numbers before you share an image.

Open workspacePrivate

Guides

What should you read before you share?

Read the note that matches the risk. Blur versus a black box matters for text. A checklist matters when the leak is a sidebar, a tab, or a URL. Local versus upload matters when the file itself should not leave the device. Each guide ends at the same editor.

All guides

Use cases

When should you redact before you send?

Redact before you publish, email, attach, or post an image that shows a name, a message, a face, a plate, an ID, or an account number. The editor is already on this page. Cover the region, export a PNG, and send that file. The original on your device stays as it was.

The blur guide, the face and personal-data checklist, and the sharing note cover the cases that are easy to get wrong after the box is drawn.

  • Hide names, email addresses, and phone numbers in screenshots
  • Redact IDs, account numbers, and signatures in document photos
  • Conceal faces, plates, and badges before publishing images

How privacy works

Does this upload your image?

No. Drop, paste, or choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP and the edit runs in this browser. The site does not receive the picture in order to process it. You draw the boxes, choose blur, pixelate, or black box, and download a new PNG. Closing the tab drops the in-memory copy.

1

Load the image into the browser

Drop a JPG, PNG, or WebP file, paste a screenshot, or choose a file. Editing starts immediately.

2

Mark the sensitive area

Draw directly over text, names, faces, IDs, account numbers, or anything else that should be hidden.

3

Choose concealment strength

Use Blur for softer masking, Pixelate for mosaic concealment, or Black Box for the strongest visual redaction.

4

Export the clean version

Save a redacted PNG back to your device while the original file remains untouched.

Questions

What do people ask before they export?

The image is not uploaded. You can paste a screenshot. JPG, PNG, and WebP all load, and the export is a PNG. Black box is the cover for secrets. Blur and pixelate are for detail you have checked by eye. You can mark more than one region, including on a phone.

Is this image redaction tool free?

Yes. It is 100% free. Blur, pixelate, and black box run in your browser, and we do not upload your images. There is no account.

Is my image uploaded to a server?

No. The editor runs locally in your browser, so your image is not uploaded for processing.

Can I paste a screenshot?

Yes. Copy a screenshot, then press Ctrl+V or ⌘V while this page is open. You can also drop a file onto the page or use Choose image.

What image formats are supported?

You can load JPG, PNG, and WebP images. Export downloads PNG, JPG, or WebP. Copy image puts a PNG on the clipboard when the browser allows it.

Which redaction style should I use?

Black Box is the strongest cover for names, IDs, and account numbers. Blur is softer, and you can raise its strength. Pixelate is useful when you want a mosaic that still shows something was there.

Can I hide multiple areas in the same image?

Yes. Add as many redacted regions as you need before exporting the final image.

Does this work on mobile?

Yes. Open the page, choose an image, and drag with your finger to cover the area. Pinch to zoom, and hold Compare to check the original. Undo, redo, and export stay within reach while you edit.

Can I redact a screenshot without uploading it?

Yes. Paste it with Ctrl+V or ⌘V, or drop the file. Blur, pixelate, and black box run in the browser. Export downloads a new PNG, JPG, or WebP. The site does not receive the image for editing.

Is blur enough to hide a password or an ID number?

Usually no. A light blur leaves letter shapes, and short secrets are easy to guess. Use Black Box for passwords, tokens, card numbers, and ID numbers. Blur or pixelate can be enough for a face or a plate after you check that you cannot recognize it.