Batch Image Privacy & Watermark Tool
Prepare groups of screenshots, blog images, receipts, and product photos before sharing. Draw manual blur, pixelate, or black-box redactions, add a watermark, and export cleaned files as a ZIP.
or choose files below. JPG, PNG, WebP and most browser-supported image formats.
This tool does not automatically detect faces or private information. Draw over every area you want to hide, then inspect the downloaded result before sharing.
Preview and draw redactions
Select an image, then drag on the preview to add a redaction box. Use “all images” only when the same area should be hidden across the batch.
Image queue
No images selected yet.
Processing notes
What this tool does
- Redacts private sections across multiple images simultaneously using manual black-box, blur, or pixelated overlays.
- Supports applying redaction boxes to a single active image or copying them globally to the same relative coordinates across all queued images.
- Applies customizable text watermarks (copyright indicators, draft overlays, or company tags) in multiple placement positions.
- Exports processed images individually or as a compiled ZIP package locally.
Best for
Content creators, support agents, QA testers, and researchers who need to sanitize batches of application screenshots, transaction receipts, or customer records before sharing.
Privacy Notes & Verified Badges
The application handles all rendering, editing, and watermarking client-side. No content or user data leaves your device.
Example Workflow
- Drop your batch of images into the dropzone.
- Select an image, choose a redaction mode (Black box, Blur, or Pixelate), and drag to hide sensitive content.
- Optionally type a watermark text and select its opacity and position.
- Click Export ZIP to download the complete set of sanitized images.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does this tool automatically detect sensitive data?
No. This tool is fully manual to ensure you retain absolute control over what gets redacted. Drag over any name, account number, or face you wish to cover.
What is the difference between single and all-image redaction scopes?
Single scope applies a drawn box only to the currently selected image. All-image scope duplicates that box at the exact same pixel coordinates across all uploaded images in the queue (best for screenshots with identical layouts).
Can I run this tool without internet access?
Yes. Once the page is loaded, all operations occur offline within your browser session.
Does watermarking impact image resolution?
The watermark is overlaid directly onto the canvas, keeping the original resolution and scale intact.