Blur or pixelate selected image areas, or cover private text with solid redaction. Move and resize regions, undo edits, and save PNG, JPG or WebP in your browser.
Download your finished file.
Draw editable rectangles over details you want to hide, choose a different effect for each one and check the live preview. Export one flattened PNG, JPG or WebP image while keeping the original file unchanged.
Draw rectangles on the image or choose Add region to start with a centered selection.
The tool supports up to 60 regions. Select an existing rectangle to move it and drag its lower-right handle to resize. The selected-region menu identifies each effect. Left, Top, Width and Height percentage fields offer precise positioning without a pointer gesture. Keep the complete sensitive detail inside the region.
Opaque redact, Pixelate and Blur can coexist in the same image.
New regions default to Pixelate at Strength 20. Opaque redact replaces every selected pixel with the chosen solid color. Pixelate groups detail into blocks; Blur softens it. Strength adjusts blur radius or pixel block size, relative to source dimensions, from 1 to 100. Switching regions restores that region’s own effect and strength. The effect preview is smaller than the exported original-resolution image.
Use Undo, Redo, Delete region and Clear all above the image.
Undo and Redo restore recent region edits. Delete region removes only the selected rectangle; Clear all removes every region and can itself be undone. A new source starts a new edit history. Keyboard users can focus the image, move a selected region with arrows, resize with Shift plus arrows and remove it with Delete.
Blurring and pixelating a detail do not reliably conceal its meaning.
Strong patterns, short codes, faces or text can remain identifiable after blur or pixelation. Choose Opaque redact for information you need to remove from the shared image and cover the entire detail. Review the saved image, including every corner, before sharing it. The tool does not automatically locate private information.
Select PNG, JPG or WebP, then Start and Download.
Export renders from the original image dimensions and applies each region in order. The output contains no editable region layers and no source EXIF metadata. PNG uses lossless encoding; JPG and WebP offer Image quality. A PNG can preserve source transparency outside your regions. JPG fills transparent areas with white. Keep the source separately if you want to edit it again.
25 MB maximum per file. One input file per run.
25 MB per image, up to 32 megapixels and 16,384 pixels per side. Animated inputs use their first still frame.
Image decoding, editing and export run in your browser without AI or uploading the image for processing. The site may use other network services; browser image processing is separate from those services. Refreshing the editor or results page returns to the tool page.
This tool processes and exports files in your browser. The downloaded image is a separate file; the source on your device is not overwritten.
For an image result, use Continue to below the download results to choose a compatible next step. You can select which images to carry over; the next tool starts with its own settings.
Refreshing an editor or download page returns you to the tool page. Download the result before starting a new workflow. See our Privacy Policy for file handling.
A few answers before you get started.
On your deviceYes. Each region has its own mode, strength and color. Select the region before changing its effect.
The exported image has no editable redaction layer. Opaque redact replaces the covered pixels. The original file on your device still contains the original information, so share only the reviewed output.
Opaque redact is the appropriate choice when the text must be removed from the shared image. Blurring or pixelating can leave clues or readable detail.
The editor retains recent region history while the current workflow remains open. The downloaded file is flattened and cannot restore the covered source pixels.
Not for this tool’s image processing. Supported files are decoded, previewed and exported locally. It does not require an AI service.
Pixelate is the default effect, with Strength 20. Select that region and change Effect to Blur or Opaque redact. Choose opaque coverage for sensitive text and check the saved result.
