Black out PAN digits, expiry dates, and CVV areas on card photos and checkout screenshots.
Receipt photos, wallet shots, and refund screenshots often capture full card numbers by accident. To cover credit card number in photo frames safely, mark only the digit block and security code — keep merchant names and totals visible for records.
HideShot never sends your image to a server. Use Black Box mode for PCI-sensitive strings; avoid blur alone on high-contrast card typography.
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Drop your image in or paste from clipboard.
Black Box, Blur, or Pixelate.
Rectangle, oval, or freehand lasso — then hide what you selected.
Hit Download PNG. Done.
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Visit Squoosh →Regulations and common sense both say card numbers should not appear in shared images. When you cover credit card number in photo exports with HideShot, you create a new PNG suitable for expense reports, dispute emails, or training docs.
Draw rectangles over embossed numbers, virtual-card UI panels, or scanned statements. Oval mode helps with rounded card corners. Lasso follows irregular glare patches if part of the PAN remains visible.
This tool redacts pixels visually — it does not validate PCI compliance by itself. Always verify no digits remain readable at 200% zoom before sending externally.
Black Box is strongly recommended. Blur may leave digit outlines recoverable.
Yes. Place independent redactions for each sensitive field.
No. HideShot loads a copy in the browser canvas until you download a new file.
Yes. Copy to clipboard and press Ctrl+V or Cmd+V on this page.