PrivShot guides

Blur every face in a photo on your iPhone in seconds with PrivShot: auto-detection including small background faces, a review step, and nothing uploaded.

Hide the numbers on an ID, bank card or document photo before you send it. What PrivShot detects, what it does not, and how to cover the rest by hand.

Cover phone numbers, addresses, ID and card numbers in a screenshot before sharing it, and why emails and usernames still need the manual brush.

Cover what PrivShot did not find: name badges, tattoos, plates, emails or passport numbers, with the brush or rectangle tool, with undo before saving.

Mosaic or Blur, Light, Medium or Strong? How each hides a face, why PrivShot always uses a heavy blur on text, and a setting that is safe by default.

Light, Medium or Strong: how to pick a strength that actually hides a face or a number, and how to check the result before sharing.

iPhone photos carry the exact coordinates where they were taken. PrivShot strips the location and other metadata from every saved copy. Here is what that does.

Post street and travel photos without exposing strangers or yourself: blur background faces, cover plates and signs, strip GPS, and check what is left.

How PrivShot keeps the unblurred photo in memory, writes only the blurred copy, uses no account or cloud, and how you can check it works offline.

Redact a trip's worth of photos in one go with PrivShot Pro: pick many photos, let each be processed on-device, review any tile, and save them all.

PrivShot's detection, review and brush are free; the paid part is bulk import and the watermark. Pro is a single one-time purchase with no subscription.

Faces, phone numbers, ID and bank card numbers, addresses, names, whole documents: what PrivShot finds automatically, what it cannot, and how to cover the gaps.