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Blur Document

Blur a screenshot before you share it

Paste a screenshot and blur emails, phone numbers, names, API keys and more in seconds. Built for support tickets, bug reports and social posts.

Drop files here

or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V

PNG, JPG, WebP PDF up to 50 pagesMax 25 MB eachUp to 20 files at once

Processed on your device. Your file is never uploaded.Prove it

Pick a document to hide its fields in one click.
Detected items are covered right away. You can still uncover any of them.
Runs on your device. Downloads a 19 MB model once.
ID photos, selfies, people in screenshots. Runs on your device.
Balanced
Recommended. Catches most things without much noise.

Save as a preset

Keeps the document type, the fields you ticked, the redaction style and the watermark. Saved in this browser only.

How to blur a screenshot

  1. Take a screenshot and press Ctrl+V on this page (or drop the file).
  2. Emails, phone numbers, card numbers, keys and tokens are highlighted.
  3. Accept them, draw boxes over anything else, and pick Blur, Pixelate or Solid.
  4. Download, or copy the result straight into your message.

Made for everyday sharing

Bug reports, support tickets, Slack threads and social posts are full of things that shouldn't travel: customer emails, internal URLs, API keys, order numbers. Paste the screenshot and the risky parts are already highlighted.

  • Emails, phone numbers and addresses
  • API keys, tokens, passwords and private keys
  • Card numbers, account numbers and IPs

Private by design

Your file is opened, read and exported inside your browser tab. It is never uploaded, so nobody (including us) can see it.

Questions

Can I paste instead of uploading?

Yes. Press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac) anywhere on the page to open a copied screenshot.

Does it find API keys?

Yes: AWS, GitHub, Stripe, Google and Slack keys, JWTs, private keys, and long random-looking tokens.

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