Faces and identity
Other people, children, avatars, name badges and school logos. Find faces automatically, then check the rest.
Cover faces, license plates, addresses and private details in photos or screenshots for free. Process images or a whole folder on your device.
Free processing and downloads · No signup
Images stay in your browser. Exported copies contain the covered pixels and do not copy the original location metadata.
JPG, PNG, WebP · up to 40 MB and 24 megapixels per image · 250 images per batch
Scan the folder, review results together, open only the images that need a change.
Check the previews and tick the images you want to export. A checked image is ready; no separate confirmation is needed.
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Other people, children, avatars, name badges and school logos. Find faces automatically, then check the rest.
Find phone numbers and email addresses automatically. Review addresses, house numbers and delivery labels; use text detection or draw a cover.
Usernames, identity documents, card and account numbers, passwords, medical details and signatures. Cover the whole sensitive area.
Find QR codes and barcodes automatically. Check complete code coverage, and add covers for plates, booking references and ticket details.
Faces, QR codes and barcodes, and common phone numbers and email addresses. Contact matches cover whole text lines. All-text mode covers ordinary text too. Addresses, license plates, signatures and document types are not automatically classified; add covers manually where needed.
Yes, including subfolders, up to 250 images per batch. Review previews together, select a page or all results, then download a ZIP. On a phone, folder selection uses the Files app rather than photo albums.
No. Editing and detection run locally. The page downloads code and detection models. Optional site analytics use categories and counts, never your images, recognized text or file names.
An opaque cover replaces pixels inside the selected region in the exported PNG. Review its edges and the rest of the image; a missed detail or surrounding context can still reveal information.
The image is re-encoded as a PNG without copying the original EXIF/GPS or embedded thumbnail. Anonymous file names are enabled by default. Visible landmarks and written addresses still need your review.