Best for
sellers, buyers, support teams, creators, and delivery recipients sharing a package photo outside the carrier's approved workflow.
Privacy-first redaction
Redact a shipping label photo before sharing
Cover the name, street address, tracking number, barcode, QR code, and house number in a sharing copy of a package or mail photo.
Edit and preview locally for free. Pay only when the redactions are placed and you need the downloadable PNG or WebM export; only the code is sent to the license service, never the media.
Buy only when the file is ready
Use the free workspace to place redaction boxes first. The $19 Pro export is for the moment you need to download the cleaned screenshot or recording for a client, support thread, public tutorial, bug report, or team handoff.
What to check
- Name and street address
- Tracking number and order reference
- Barcode and QR code
- House number, landmarks, reflections, and filenames
Redaction risk checklist
- Machine-readable codes may retain location or shipment identifiers
- A tracking number may expose shipment status
- The background may reveal a home, workplace, or reflection
Export review
- Do not alter a label that still needs to be scanned, delivered, returned, or used as evidence.
- Keep the original in its required channel.
- BlurClipAI does not modify a real shipping label or contact a carrier. It does not guarantee anonymity.
Workflow
- Work from a sharing copy, not the operational label.
- Use solid cover over identifiers and machine-readable codes.
- Inspect the package, background, reflection, and filename.
- Export and review the entire copy before authorized sharing.
Why local processing matters
BlurClipAI's first version runs the redaction workflow in your browser, which keeps raw media off our servers and makes it easier to handle private demos.
Can I redact the label before mailing the package?
No. This page is only for a sharing copy. Follow the carrier's official requirements for the real label.
Does covering the address remove every privacy risk?
No. Check tracking codes, barcodes, QR codes, house numbers, backgrounds, reflections, metadata, and filenames separately.