Automatically hide sensitive information
RevealLess finds and hides passwords, email addresses, phone numbers, and other sensitive details on the page. Choose which types of information to detect in settings.
RevealLess automatically finds and hides passwords and email addresses. Add client names as keywords, or select images and other areas manually. Choose Blur, Redact, or Transparent mode to prepare your screen for sharing.
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This interactive demo uses fictional information.Press “Blur” to change the masking mode. Use − and + to adjust the strength.
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Automatically hide passwords and contact details.
Hide client names with keywords, and select images or other areas manually.
RevealLess finds and hides passwords, email addresses, phone numbers, and other sensitive details on the page. Choose which types of information to detect in settings.
Click to select an image, or drag to draw an area to hide. Manually select anything automatic detection misses.
Add client names, company names, or project IDs to hide matching text on the page. Create a shared keyword list for all sites, with additional keywords for individual sites.
Blur content, cover it with a solid mask using Redact, or make it invisible using Transparent mode. Adjust the blur strength from 1 to 10.
Save whether automatic detection is on or off and which areas to hide for each site. Save these settings as named profiles for different meetings or tasks, then load them when you need them.
Hide a tab’s title or temporarily blur the entire page. Use the floating toolbar or keyboard shortcuts to make changes while sharing.
Choose what to hide, check the result, and then start sharing.
Open RevealLess on the page you want to share and turn on automatic detection.
Auto-detect on this siteAdd client or company names as keywords. Click to select an image or drag to draw an area to hide, then choose a masking mode that suits the content.
Click to select / Drag to drawCheck your screen-sharing or recording preview to make sure the information you want to hide is covered before you begin.
Check the shared viewDetection, masking, and settings storage all happen locally in your browser.
RevealLess does not send page content to external servers for processing.
RevealLess does not send page content to external servers
Add RevealLess to your browser and prepare your screen for sharing.
InstallCurrently available from the Chrome Web Store.
For the currently available Chrome version, open the RevealLess store page, click “Add to Chrome”, then select “Add extension”.
Open your browser’s extensions menu and click the pin icon next to RevealLess. You can then click the bear icon in the toolbar to open settings.
Reload the page and choose what to hide with RevealLess. Before sharing or recording, check that the information you want to keep private is covered.
What you can hide and how settings are saved.
RevealLess detects passwords, email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, API keys, and more. Choose which types to detect in settings. Automatic detection may miss sensitive information or hide text that is not sensitive. Always check what will be visible before sharing.
Text inside images, videos, or graphics cannot be detected automatically. Select the image or video, or drag to draw an area over the content you want to hide.
RevealLess hides what is displayed on screen. The original data remains in the page or input field, so masking does not prevent it from being copied or otherwise retrieved. Blur may leave the length and outlines of text visible. Use Redact for content that must be unreadable, and check what is visible in the shared view.
RevealLess cannot modify certain pages, including browser settings and extension stores. There may also be a short delay between a page changing and information being hidden. Before sharing, check the actual screen to make sure the information you want to hide is covered.
Your settings are stored locally in your browser. Keywords and masking rules are encrypted when saved.
Text you select to hide is also saved as a keyword. You can remove entries you no longer need from the extension. For details, see our Privacy Policy.
RevealLess currently supports Chrome 105 or later on desktop.
Yes. Choose from 20 languages, including English and Japanese. Changing the interface language does not change your saved keywords or masking rules.
Share what matters. Keep private details out of view with RevealLess.
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Information is used to provide RevealLess features, including automatic detection of sensitive information, keyword matching, manual masking, temporarily revealing content, and saving and restoring settings. It is not used for advertising, behavioral analytics, creditworthiness assessments, or lending decisions.
Detection, matching, display changes, and settings storage take place within your browser. The extension does not send page content, detected information, saved keywords, or settings to Kionas servers or to third parties. This information is not sold or shared with third parties, and settings are not synced to the cloud.
Settings are saved in your browser’s local storage. Keywords, masking rules, and profiles are encrypted when saved. Some information, including site hostnames and general preferences such as language and display mode, is not encrypted.
The extension does not keep automatically detected values or page text as a record of your browsing or interactions. However, text you choose with “Mask selected text” is saved as a keyword to hide other occurrences of the same text.
Saved keywords and settings are retained until you change or delete them. Remove unwanted keywords in the keyword editor. To remove site-specific rules, open settings and choose “Delete saved settings for this site”. Saved profiles can be deleted individually from the profile list.
Deleting a site’s saved data does not remove global keywords or separately saved profiles. Delete those entries individually if they are no longer needed. Uninstalling RevealLess from your browser also removes the extension’s locally stored data.
If our features or data handling practices change, we will update this policy and the date shown above.