Drop or paste a screenshot. We read it, finds emails, phone numbers, card numbers, and API keys, and blacks them out for you. Check it, download it, share it.
How it works
Or drop an image. It's read on your device; the first run loads the text reader once.
Everything sensitive is already covered. Click a bar to show it, or drag to cover anything else.
A clean copy with solid bars and no hidden metadata, ready for chat, tickets, or docs.
Why use it
OpenAI, Stripe, GitHub, AWS, Google, Slack, and more, plus JWTs and anything that looks like a random token.
Emails, phone numbers, card numbers (checked with the card checksum), bank IBANs, and IP addresses.
Blurred text can often be reconstructed. Solid bars can't.
Toggle any bar, or draw your own over names, faces, or anything the scan can't know is private.
The downloaded image carries no hidden data about your device.
A redaction tool that uploads your screenshot defeats the point. This one never does.
Screenshot Redactor runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so there's nothing for anyone to keep, leak, or train on. We count anonymous usage (file name and type, what kind of data was found, browser, and IP) to keep the tool improving. We never see your files or what's inside them.
Read exactly what we recordFAQ
Paste the screenshot above. The redactor finds them and covers them with solid bars; download the redacted copy.
No. Blur and pixelation can often be reversed, especially on text. This tool uses solid bars.
No. The text is read in your browser with an on-device engine. We record only anonymous usage, like which kinds of items were found.
Not automatically yet. Names and faces need context the scan can't know, so drag a box over them; it takes a second.
Drag on the image to add a bar anywhere. Always look over a redaction before sharing.
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