Social posting
Blur faces, IDs, and addresses before posting stories, reels, or feed content.
Smart. Private. Offline.
Protect sensitive details before you share photos or videos. Blur faces, text, and QR codes, then export a safe copy.
No uploads, no account, no tracking SDKs. Your media stays on your device.
Built for creators, families, and anyone sharing media publicly.
Blur faces, IDs, and addresses before posting stories, reels, or feed content.
Hide personal details in screenshots or photos before sharing listings publicly.
Protect kids and private spaces in travel clips and everyday photos.
A simple workflow from import to safe export.
Pick a photo or video from your library.
Use automatic detection and manual touch-up to blur faces, text, and QR codes.
Strip metadata and create a share-ready copy with irreversible redactions.
Practical privacy tools designed for fast sharing workflows.
Detect and blur faces by default before export.
Find and mask text or QR codes when needed.
Add, move, or resize masks for edge cases automatic detection misses.
Remove GPS, device, and timestamp metadata from exported copies.
Blur faces in videos and optionally remove audio before sharing.
Apply privacy settings across multiple photos in one flow.
SafeToPost workflow on iPhone.
Use core protection for free, then upgrade only if advanced workflows are useful.
$0
One-time options
Exact pricing and feature availability are listed in the App Store.
Editing and export are designed to work without internet.
Your media is processed locally on your device.
Start immediately without signups.
No ad tracking in the app.
No. Detection, blur, and export run on your device.
Yes. You can strip metadata during export to remove GPS and device details from the shared copy.
Yes. SafeToPost supports privacy editing for both photos and videos, including face blur and optional text or QR protection.
No subscription is required. The app includes free workflows, with optional one-time upgrades shown in the App Store.
No account · No uploads · Works offline