Blur sensitive information in screenshots before sharing
Screenshots can reveal names, emails, IP addresses, account IDs, notifications, and private messages. PixBatch helps you blur, pixelate, or black out sensitive areas directly in your browser — with no upload, no account, and no server-side image storage.
What should you blur?
Use this checklist before sending screenshots to support teams, vendors, reports, chat rooms, or public websites.
Names, email addresses, phone numbers, and profile photos
Customer details, order IDs, invoice numbers, and case IDs
IP addresses, hostnames, internal URLs, and system names
Chat messages, notifications, tabs, and bookmarks
API keys, tokens, QR codes, and account identifiers
Addresses, location details, signatures, and private documents
Why blur sensitive information?
Even a simple screenshot can expose personal information, internal infrastructure, customer records, or private business context. A quick blur or pixelation pass helps you share the useful part of the image while hiding details that should stay private.
Precise manual control
Draw boxes over only the areas you want to hide, instead of uploading the screenshot to a black-box cloud tool.
Cleaner sharing workflow
Prepare screenshots for tickets, reports, documentation, or public posts without exposing surrounding sensitive details.
Browser-side privacy
The redaction workflow runs client-side, so your screenshot does not need to leave your device to be blurred or exported.
How to blur sensitive details with PixBatch
Upload a screenshot locally
Open the screenshot redactor and choose an image from your device. The file stays in your browser.
Draw blur or pixelate boxes
Select blur, pixelate, or black-box redaction, then drag over the exact sensitive areas you want to hide.
Download a clean copy
Export the redacted image as PNG or JPG and share the safer copy instead of the original screenshot.
Tip: use black-box redaction for highly sensitive text, blur for less sensitive context, and pixelation when you want a strong visual privacy effect without a solid black block.
Common blur and redaction use cases
Blur-sensitive-information workflows are useful when the image needs to show an issue, example, or piece of evidence without exposing private details around it.
Ready to clean a screenshot?
Open the PixBatch screenshot redactor, choose a test screenshot, and draw over the areas you want to blur, pixelate, or hide.