Upload one image, draw a rectangle over the part to hide, pixelate it locally, and export the cleaned result right away.
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People masking faces, numbers, names, UI details, and other visible data before sharing screenshots or photos
Explicitly redacting part of an image with a stronger visual mask than blur while keeping the workflow fast and local
Serve direct pixelate-image intent with a locked browser editor that keeps the user on one obvious action
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Pixelation makes the hidden area look intentionally masked. That is often better than blur when the image should clearly read as redacted rather than softly obscured.
It works especially well for screenshots, chat captures, and administrative visuals where the goal is to hide a detail decisively and make the edit obvious to the viewer.
This is best for people who already know they want a pixelated result and want the shortest path from upload to export.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
Pixelation is better when you want the edit to look more explicit and obviously redacted rather than softened.
Yes. The image stays on the device while you pixelate the selected area and export the result.
Yes. You can apply repeated rectangular pixelation edits before exporting the final image.
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