Cover faces and private details

Stickers, not blur.

Find faces automatically. Cover names and plates by hand.

  1. Pick a photo
  2. Cover
  3. Save & share
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Free, no sign-up · Runs on your device

A café photo with pink smile stickers on both faces
Fictional people, made with AI. Covered and saved in the editor itself.

When you'd use it

Screenshots, group shots, blog posts. Everyone and every chat shown here is made up.

A made-up group chat showing names, profile pictures, an address and a phone number
Before
The same chat with smile stickers on the profile pictures, anonymous labels on the names and striped tape over the address and number
After

Chat screenshots

A sticker on each picture, an "Anon Cat" label on each name. Screenshots are by hand, not automatic.

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An AI-made group photo of two adults and five children smiling by a playground
Before
The same photo with paper masks and smile stickers on six faces, only the middle child left showing
After

Group photos

Keep your kid, sticker everyone else. Before it goes to the class chat.

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A café table with coffee, a croissant and a made-up business card showing a name and email
Before
The same photo with the name and email covered by a solid black box
After

Blog photos

The business card or receipt in the shot, covered across the whole set before you publish.

Get a set ready to post →

How it goes

Add, cover, save.

  1. A group photo by a playground with all seven faces showing

    Add photos

    One or ten. Originals stay put.

  2. The same photo with smile stickers on all seven faces

    Faces on their own, the rest by hand

    Faces get stickers, but one can slip by. Cover that, plates and names by hand.

  3. The same photo saved with six faces covered and the middle child left showing

    Save and share

    Glance over it, then save or send. Sets go out as a ZIP.

Tools & photo-covering tips

Small tools and guides around covering.

Combine imagesStack screenshots or place photos side by side.Remove photo locationCheck GPS data and save a copy without location or device details.Calculate photo dimensionsRatio, pixels and print resolution (PPI), no photo needed.Reduce photo file sizeChoose a KB or MB limit. Results vary by photo and quality.How it worksCovering one photo, step by step.Chat screenshotsNames, pictures, numbers, and what gets missed.A whole set at onceOne cover across many photos, ready to post.If copy or share failsWhere browsers get in the way, and what works instead.

All tools and guides

Cute on top, solid underneath.

  • A man’s face under a mosaic, with its outline still visibleMosaicOutline shows
  • The same face under a blur, with its shape still visibleBlurShape shows
  • The same face covered by a smile sticker with sunglasses, nothing of it visibleStickerNothing shows
Part of a chat with anonymous labels on the names and striped tape over an address and number

Stickered areas are saved as opaque pixels. Faces or clues you missed can still remain, so check the whole photo. For numbers and addresses, use a solid cover, not blur.

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Questions

Are my photos uploaded?

Photos picked directly in the editor are covered and checked for faces on your device. Do not use the share menu of an earlier installed app; pick files in the editor instead.

Does it find faces by itself?

Yes. Profiles and tiny faces can slip by; tap "Find smaller faces" or cover them yourself.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It runs in the browser. Add it to your home screen for a shortcut, then pick photos in the editor.

Add it to your home screen →

Is my work saved?

Normal editing of photos picked in the editor is not saved automatically, so save the result before you close the tab.

Does GarimPic add a mark to my photo?

Yes, a small one in a corner by default. You can take it off for free on the result screen.

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