Paste or drop a screenshot, draw arrows and boxes, and pixelate sensitive info before you share it — nothing ever leaves your browser.
PNG, JPG or WebP — a screenshot works great
Drag on the image with a tool selected. Blur permanently pixelates that region — it isn't just a layer on top.
🔒 Everything runs on an HTML canvas in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Point at exactly what matters with a colored arrow or highlight box before sending a screenshot to a coworker.
The blur tool permanently replaces pixels with a blocky downsampled version — not a translucent layer someone could remove.
Copy the edited image directly to your clipboard and paste it into Slack, email or a doc — no file needed.
The blurred region is pixelated — the original pixels are permanently replaced with a downsampled blocky version on the same canvas, not covered by a layer. Once exported, the original detail is gone from the image data itself.
Yes — copy a screenshot to your clipboard and press Ctrl/Cmd+V anywhere on this page to load it instantly.
No — loading, editing and exporting all happen on an HTML canvas in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.