Native privacy redaction for Mac
Share content.Not private details.
Drop in an image or paste a screenshot. TinyBar finds and masks credentials, IDs, contact details, and payment data on your Mac—then lets you review the uncertain ones.
macOS 13+ · No image uploads · No account
How it works
Ready to share.Three simple steps.
Clear risks are masked automatically. Anything that could change the meaning stays yours to review.
- 01
Paste or drop
Paste a screenshot, drag in an image, or process the clipboard from the menu bar.
- 02
Review the masks
Confident sensitive formats are covered. You decide what happens to the rest.
- 03
Copy the safe version
Add a manual mask if needed, then copy or save the processed image.
Keep the context
Hide only what needs hiding.
Choose solid, blur, pixelation, or realistic replacements. Toggle any result, click text, or draw a mask yourself.
The name and amount stay readable because they may be what the screenshot is meant to show.
On-device processing
Processing stayson your Mac.
Recognition, decisions, and rendering happen locally. Images are not uploaded, and no cloud processing history is created.
- Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean OCR
- Optional Apple Intelligence suggestions
- Menu bar action never calls a model
Detection scope
Common sensitive formats, detected automatically.
- Secrets & credentials
- API keys, tokens, database URLs, and private keys
- Identity
- Numbers labeled as passport, national ID, and similar
- Contact & payment
- Phones, email, cards, IBAN, and QR codes
- Network
- Private hosts and IPs; public websites stay visible