Hide sensitive info by dragging
Trace over the image to hide IDs, names, and location leaks. The covered area is burned in as a solid fill or mosaic.
Drop an image
or choose a file · PNG / JPEG / WebP supported
Drag over the image to enclose the area you want to hide.
Images are never sent to a server; everything is processed in your browser on this device.
For IDs or numbers that must never be read, a solid fill is more reliable than a mosaic.
A tool for hiding parts of an image. Select the area you want to obscure and blur or fill it. Everything runs in your browser — the image is never uploaded.
How to use it
Load an image, drag to select the area you want hidden, apply, and save. You can select multiple areas, so you can hide a name field and a chat panel separately.
Choose between blur and solid fill. Blur keeps the look of the original; fill is the right choice when something must be unreadable.
What to hide in GTARP screenshots
GTA5 / FiveM screenshots pick up other people's information without you meaning to. Player names and ID displays, voice chat participant lists, Discord overlays, and in-game chat logs are all worth checking before you share.
On RP servers, the screen may show setting details that have not been revealed yet, or information tied to an ongoing storyline. If you are writing a visit report, judge what to obscure according to that server's rules.
Watch your own information too. Server addresses, your Discord username, and streaming-software notifications often sit in a corner of the frame.
Things to know
A weak blur can leave the original text guessable. Use solid fill for anything that must genuinely be unreadable.
The saved image does not contain the hidden information, but your original file still does. Make sure the file you share is the saved one.