Post the screenshot. Not the wallet.
Drop or paste a screenshot, drag boxes over addresses, balances and usernames, export a clean PNG. The image is processed in this tab — we never see it.
Drag on the image to cover something.
Box is the only option that can't be undone by a clever tool. Use it for addresses, seed words and balances.
The usual leaks in a crypto screenshot.
People get targeted because of what's in the corner of a picture. A quick checklist before you post:
Wallet addresses
Even a partial address plus a balance can be matched on-chain. Cover the whole thing, or use AddrMask for a deliberate short form.
Balances & PnL
Big numbers attract phishing DMs and worse. Cover totals, token amounts and the USD value line.
Transaction IDs & times
A signature or an exact timestamp points straight at your wallet in an explorer.
Names, emails, avatars
Exchange account names, email in the corner, browser profile picture, notification previews.
Browser tabs & bookmarks
Tab titles and bookmark bars show which exchanges and tools you use.
Seed phrases — never
Never screenshot a seed phrase at all, even blurred. We never ask for your seed phrase, and no real support team will.
Straight answers.
Is my screenshot uploaded?
No. The image is decoded and edited on a canvas in this tab. The page's Content-Security-Policy only lets it talk to its own server, and this site has no upload endpoint. Close the tab and it's gone.
Box vs pixelate vs blur?
A solid box replaces the pixels entirely. Pixelate and blur keep a smeared version of what was there; for short text like addresses or numbers, depixelation tools can sometimes guess the original. They're fine for faces or backgrounds, not for secrets.
Does the export keep the original's metadata?
No. The PNG is re-drawn from the canvas, so camera, GPS and editing-app metadata from the original file are not carried over. For photos, MetaScrub shows what was in there.
Can it find addresses automatically?
Not yet. Automatic text detection would mean loading a multi-megabyte OCR engine; for now you drag the boxes yourself, which is also the only way to be sure nothing was missed.