Why remove the status bar?

It dates the picture to the minute, names your carrier (and so, often, your country), and can show a location arrow, a VPN or a call in progress. Nobody needs it to read your screenshot.

What about names and numbers inside the app?

Use Blur & redact afterwards: it finds emails, phone numbers, addresses and plates in the picture.

Privacy — Clean your files before they leave the house.

Tidy a screenshot

A screenshot shows more than the thing you meant to show: the time, your carrier, your battery, sometimes your location arrow — and the message that arrived just as you took it.

Knows the status bar and home indicator of every iPhone and iPad by the screenshot’s size, and makes a close guess for Android. Sliders for the rest.
Reads the top of the screen on this device for a notification banner — who wrote, what they said — and covers it with a solid block.
Can save the copy under a neutral name: “Screenshot 2026-08-29 at 18.42.07” says when you took it.
Redrawn, so the screenshot’s own metadata goes too. PNG stays PNG, sharp text and all.

Everything on this page runs on your device. Nothing you drop here is uploaded.

Questions

Why remove the status bar?: It dates the picture to the minute, names your carrier (and so, often, your country), and can show a location arrow, a VPN or a call in progress. Nobody needs it to read your screenshot.
What about names and numbers inside the app?: Use Blur & redact afterwards: it finds emails, phone numbers, addresses and plates in the picture.