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Sending support a proof of purchase, or a refund screen to a friend? One click finds the card number, IBAN and phone number in your billing screenshot and blurs them — then drag a box over the CVV. It all runs in your browser, so the card never leaves your device.
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One click reads the image and hides the payment details that leak from invoices and banking apps most — and you finish the job by hand.
Auto-Redact looks for 13–19 digit card groups — the PAN on a billing page or receipt — and catches them whether they run together or are spaced out like 4242 4242 4242 4242.
IBAN-style bank details on an invoice or bank-transfer screen are detected and covered, so a refund or payment grab doesn't expose where the money lives.
Billing and support screens usually carry a phone number too. That gets flagged in the same pass, so you're not left leaking a contact detail you forgot about.
A 3-digit CVV or a number in an unusual layout may slip past the detector. Give the result a look and drag a box over anything left — it's covered just as permanently.
Paste from the clipboard, drag the file in, or tap to browse — the invoice, order confirmation or banking grab loads right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
One click reads the image and blurs detected card numbers, IBANs and phone numbers. Scan the result and drag a box over any CVV or partial number it missed.
Export a clean PNG, JPG or WEBP with the blur baked in — no hidden layer for support (or a friend) to peel back, up to 4K on Pro.
Auto-Redact reads the text in your billing screenshot right in the browser and blurs the 13–19 digit card groups, IBANs and phone numbers it finds. It's a strong first pass, but a 3-digit CVV or a number in an odd layout can slip through — so give the result a look and drag a box over anything left. Every redaction is baked into the export, with no hidden layer to peel back.
And hiding the digits in an image isn't a substitute for handling the card carefully. Where you can, share a masked or last-4 view of the card instead of the full number, and never send the CVV at all. Snapframe keeps that screenshot from leaking — the safe habit is on you.
Private by design, permanent by default, and honest about what costs money.
Auto-Redact reads the image and applies the blur on your own device — your billing screenshot is never uploaded to a server. There's nothing sitting on someone else's machine to leak or subpoena.
The covered card number is flattened into the exported image. There's no hidden original underneath to undo or recover — the digits are simply gone from the file you send to support.
Hiding the card and exporting is free in your browser. Pro is one $24.99 payment that removes a small watermark and unlocks 2x and 4x export — no subscription, ever.
What Auto-Redact catches on a billing screen, what to still cover by hand, and what happens to the file.
Open the Snapframe editor, drop in the billing or invoice screenshot, and click Auto-Redact. It reads the image and blurs detected 13–19 digit card numbers, IBANs and phone numbers. Then scan the result and drag a box over anything left, like a CVV. Hiding and exporting is free; Pro ($24.99 once) removes a small watermark and unlocks 2x and 4x export.
Yes. Auto-Redact looks for 13–19 digit card-number groups whether the digits run together or are split across spaces, so a spaced PAN on a billing page is covered. A CVV or a number in an unusual layout can slip past, so give the result a quick look and drag a box over anything it missed.
Covering the number stops that screenshot from leaking the PAN, IBAN or CVV, and the blur is baked in with no hidden layer to peel back. It is not a substitute for good practice: where you can, show a masked or last-4 view of the card instead of the full number, and never share the CVV at all.
No. Auto-Redact reads the image and applies the blur in your browser, on your own device, so the screenshot is never uploaded. Nothing about the card leaves your machine.
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Redaction hubDrag a box over the CVV, a name or anything else — baked into the export, no hidden layer.
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