Pinatool

Image Redactor

Hide names, faces, addresses, account numbers, and other private details in a screenshot or photo. Runs locally with no upload—export a flattened image with every redaction permanently baked into its pixels.

Add an image to redact

Drag and drop a file here, or choose one from your device.

JPG, PNG, or WebP · Maximum 25 MB · Up to 16,384 × 16,384 pixels

Still images only. Animated WebP files are not supported.

How to Redact a Screenshot or Photo

Black out, pixelate, or blur sensitive information in three simple steps.

1

Add Your Image

Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP screenshot or photo. It is opened locally in your browser with no upload.

2

Cover Private Details

Draw as many rectangles as needed using Solid block, Pixelate, or Blur, and adjust each box cleanly.

3

Flatten & Review

Export a flattened PNG or JPG, inspect every covered area, then share your redacted copy with confidence.

Why Use Pinatool’s Image Redactor?

Permanent Solid Blocks

Opaque solid blocks permanently overwrite the underlying pixels in the exported image so hidden text cannot be recovered.

Automatic EXIF Stripping

Exporting creates a fresh flattened image without any original EXIF tags, GPS coordinates, or embedded thumbnails.

Browser-Local Processing

Your files are processed directly in your browser and are not uploaded to Pinatool's servers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about safe image redaction, solid blocks vs. blur, and privacy.

What is the safest way to redact an image?

Use an opaque solid block, export the flattened copy, and inspect the downloaded result before sharing. Blur and pixelation are visual effects and may leave text length or silhouette clues recognizable.

Does Pinatool upload my image to a remote server?

No. Images are opened, redacted, and exported locally inside your browser. Your source image never leaves your device.

Does exporting remove original metadata and EXIF?

Yes. The exported PNG or JPG is rendered freshly into a brand-new image file, meaning original EXIF tags, GPS locations, camera serials, and thumbnail data are completely stripped.

Can the tool automatically detect faces or credit card numbers?

No. Redaction is manual. You choose and position each area yourself.