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
How to use this image privacy tool
This tool is for preparing images before you publish, email, submit, or share them. It is useful when screenshots, receipts, chat captures, order pages, product photos, or blog images include names, addresses, phone numbers, account details, order IDs, or background information that should not be public.
Best workflow
- Drop one or more images into the tool.
- Select an image from the queue and drag over the private areas.
- Choose black box, blur, or pixelate depending on how strongly the area should be hidden.
- Add an optional watermark if the images are drafts, samples, listings, or review materials.
- Download the current image or export the whole batch as a ZIP.
Privacy and limitations
Image editing is performed with browser canvas features on this page. The tool is intentionally manual: it does not claim to detect all faces, documents, or private information automatically. Always open the exported images and confirm that every sensitive area is covered before posting or sending them.
Does this tool automatically find private information?
No. It is a manual redaction and watermark tool. You choose the areas to hide by dragging on the preview.
Which mode should I use?
Use black box for the strongest visual cover, pixelate for casual screenshots, and blur for softer presentation. For highly sensitive details, black box is usually safer than a light blur.
Can I apply the same redaction to every image?
Yes. Choose “All images, same relative area” before drawing a box. This works best when screenshots have the same layout.
Will the output remove camera metadata?
Exported images are re-rendered through canvas, which typically drops common image metadata. Do not treat this as forensic-grade metadata removal; use a dedicated metadata cleaner when that is your main goal.
Related tools
Useful next steps: Screenshot Privacy Cleaner, Local File Metadata Cleaner, Upload-Ready Image Kit, Bulk Image Resizer + Platform Optimizer, and Browser Image Compressor.
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