SCREENSHIELD

Before you share a screenshot, black out the parts that should not travel: a name, an address, an account number, a face. Load the image, drag boxes over anything private, and SCREENSHIELD paints or pixelates it right in your browser. Redacting is free so you can see it work; downloading the clean copy needs a Sovereign pass.

Drag on the image to draw a redaction box. The black boxes and pixelation are baked into the image, they are not a layer that can be peeled off. Downloading also removes the original photo metadata.

SCREENSHIELD runs entirely in your browser and never uploads your image. Redaction is destructive: the covered pixels are replaced, so they cannot be recovered from the downloaded file, and re-exporting through the browser drops the original metadata (like where a photo was taken). Always double check the result covers everything before you share it. Pixelation is strong for faces and photos, but for text a solid black box is safer.