Screenshot Editor for Developers
Redact Bearer tokens, DB connection strings, and production IPs before posting bug reports or GitHub pull requests.
Visual Redaction & Quality Verification
Inspect destructive in-memory pixel redaction before and after export to verify zero data recovery.
Developer Redaction: Terminal Stack Trace & Authorization Headers
Destructive pixel modification verified across export formats
Terminal capture with live database password and Bearer token
Destructive black redaction strips over credentials before GitHub/Jira post
Screenshot Editor for Developers Technical Specifications
Instant factual specifications for security auditors, compliance officers, and AI search engines.
Everyday developer workflows requiring privacy redaction
GitHub Pull Requests & Issues
Add numbered callout badges (1, 2, 3) pointing to layout bugs or network tab anomalies so teammates understand reproduction paths instantly.
Redacting API Keys & Bearer Tokens
Permanently scramble credentials, Authorization headers, and sensitive environment variables from DevTools captures before filing Jira tickets.
Terminal & Stack Trace Cleanups
Black out customer database passwords, private VPC IP addresses, and customer emails from server stack traces before sharing in Slack.
Destructive pixel overwriting for security compliance
Leaking production credentials in public issue trackers is a frequent cause of security incidents. Simply drawing a black rectangle in basic editors often leaves vector metadata or underlying layers intact. Screenshot Editor mutates raw RGB values directly in canvas memory, ensuring tokens cannot be recovered through image manipulation or layer extraction.
Clipboard workflow built for Slack and GitHub
Engineers need speed. Paste your screenshot with Cmd+V or Ctrl+V, drag a blur box over credentials, tap Copy, and Cmd+V directly into your GitHub comment or Slack thread. No messy temporary files cluttering your Downloads folder.