Redact photos, videos and PDFs, with photo EXIF removal and video metadata-removal options. Media analysis and redaction run on your device. Google ML Kit may send diagnostic and usage information to Google, and subscription verification uses online services. Review the exported copy before sharing.
ShareMask analyses selected media locally. Its PDF export rebuilds pages as rendered images rather than retaining the source text layer.
Detection, OCR, face tracking, and rendering execute locally on your device. ShareMask has no remote media inference API and no user content database.
Redact photos, videos, and multi-page PDF documents. Processing time and detection results vary with your device, file size, format and content. Review and adjust suggested masks before exporting.
Metadata removal is enabled by default and can be changed in settings. The app clears photo EXIF and requests removal of video container metadata during export. Results can vary by format and export path. Inspect exported files when metadata is sensitive.
Exports render your selected redactions into the output. Automated detection can miss sensitive details, and blur or pixelation may leave information recognizable. Review every export before sharing; use an opaque covering where details must be concealed. Originals and copies shared elsewhere remain separate.
Illustrative demo using prepared sample images and preset example regions. It does not run the ShareMask mobile detection engine, measure privacy, or inspect/remove metadata from an exported file.
Compare the prepared original and redacted sample images.
Choose a prepared example effect. These controls do not change a real export or measure how well information is concealed.
Prepared samples displayed. No detection, metadata inspection or file export is performed.
Prepared demonstration preview
Whether you're sending a quick family photo, sharing a street vlog, or forwarding medical or legal documents, ShareMask has purpose-built tools for the job.
ShareMask can suggest masks for detected faces, text, and barcodes. Processing time and detection results vary with your device, file size, format and content. Review and adjust suggested masks before exporting.
Video privacy made easy. The engine samples keyframes, tracks moving faces and objects through the timeline with linear interpolation, and renders smooth blurred ellipses.
ShareMask analyses selected media locally. Its PDF export rebuilds pages as rendered images rather than retaining the source text layer.
Select multiple photos, review detected regions and masks for each image, then export the batch. Free supports up to 10 photos; Pro supports up to 1,000.
ShareMask can suggest masks for watchlist terms detected by text recognition. Recognition can miss or misread text; review and adjust suggested masks before export.
Select your media, review and adjust suggested masks, then export. Processing time varies with your device, file size and content.
Pick media from your phone gallery, or share directly from your camera, WhatsApp, Messenger, or Files app into ShareMask using the standard system share sheet.
On-device ML Kit highlights detected faces, sensitive text, and barcodes. Tap to confirm, adjust blur radius, draw custom polygons, or blackout additional details.
Export a freshly rendered file with stripped EXIF/GPS metadata and flattened layers directly to your gallery or recipient app. Review the exported copy before sharing.
ShareMask runs media analysis and redaction on-device. The sections below explain local storage, SDK diagnostics, billing verification and sharing.
On-device Google ML Kit detection and the bundled MoveNet head-detection model run locally on your device. Selected media is processed locally and is not uploaded to our servers for analysis.
ShareMask configures Android cloud-backup exclusions for app-private data. Gallery/shared copies follow their destination's backup settings. iOS backup behavior is not yet verified for release.
ShareMask contains NO advertising SDKs, NO behavioral trackers, and NO commercial data monetization. Core detection runs on-device, and third-party ML Kit diagnostics operate strictly under documented platform policies.
When you purchase ShareMask Pro, Google Play handles transaction details. ShareMask sends only the purchase token to a stateless Prinix Labs Google Cloud Run verifier to confirm access. Your media is never involved.
Core features are currently available without a subscription. See Google Play for current price, taxes and availability in your region. Pro unlocks high-capacity batch sizes (up to 1,000 photos), longer video exports subject to device limits, PNG export format, and custom watermarks.
Essential on-device privacy redaction for everyday photo and document sharing.
For high-capacity batch processing, custom branding, and extended exports.
Cancel in Google Play before the 3-day trial ends to avoid the first charge. Google Play determines eligibility, any required payment method, and the final price and taxes before confirmation.
Clear, direct answers regarding ShareMask's privacy architecture, features, and technical mechanics.
No. Media analysis and redaction run on your device with no upload of your photos, videos, or documents to our servers. Google ML Kit may send diagnostic and usage information to Google. Purchases and subscription verification use online services.
Exports render your selected redactions into the output. Automated detection can miss sensitive details, and blur or pixelation may leave information recognizable. Review every export before sharing; use an opaque covering where details must be concealed. Originals and copies shared elsewhere remain separate.
Metadata removal is enabled by default and can be changed in settings. The app clears photo EXIF and requests removal of video container metadata during export. Results can vary by format and export path. Inspect exported files when metadata is sensitive. Exports receive generated filenames rather than the original source filename (including the export date and time).
Core media analysis and redaction run on-device. Google Play purchases, restoring/checking subscription access, reviewer access and SDK diagnostics use network services. Paid access may need to be verified again after restarting the app.
The local export receipt records selected export options, mask counts, output details and a file hash. It is not a certificate that every private detail or all metadata was removed. Review it before sharing: filenames, timestamps and custom profile names may reveal information.
Payments are managed directly and securely through Google Play. Prinix Labs operates a stateless verifier hosted on Google Cloud Run that queries the Google Play Developer API solely to validate your active subscription token. Your payment card information is handled entirely by Google Play.