Draw a box over any sensitive area of a photo and pixelate, blur, or black it out — 100% local, nothing uploaded. Ideal for faces, ID numbers, license plates, and screenshots.
Especially useful for photos you'd rather not send to a third-party server.
Hide a face, license plate, ID number, or any other sensitive detail before you share a photo. Pick a mode — pixelate, blur, or a solid black bar — then drag a box over the area you want to cover. You can add as many regions as you need, undo the last one, or clear everything and start over.
Because this is exactly the kind of photo people don't want touching a third-party server, censoring happens entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Nothing is ever uploaded.
Want to trim the frame or adjust colors too? Try the Image Cropper or Photo Filters tool.
Yes. Your photo is never uploaded — everything is drawn and censored directly on a canvas in your browser, and the download comes from that same canvas.
Not yet — you draw the region manually by dragging over it, which gives you full control over exactly what gets covered.
Yes, the Undo button removes the most recent region. Use Clear to remove every region and start fresh.
Pixelate and blur both obscure detail while keeping a rough sense of shape and color; black bar fully blocks the area with a solid rectangle, the most guaranteed way to hide something completely.
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