Check Redaction
Find out whether blacked-out text is really gone.
Get the palette of a picture, or click anywhere to read that exact colour. Nothing is uploaded — the whole thing happens in your browser.
or pick them from your computer — up to 1 at a time.
Close shades are grouped together and the biggest groups are shown, largest first, with the share of the picture each one covers. That gives you the colours a person would name, rather than thousands of nearly identical values.
The palette is sampled from a smaller copy of the image, so a large photo stays quick. Clicking reads from that same copy, which can differ by a shade from the full-size original on a very detailed picture.
Drop a JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF file onto the page, or click to choose one. Up to 15 MB.
Adjust any settings the tool offers, or keep the defaults — they are chosen to be right for most files.
Save the result straight to your device.
The palette and the eyedropper both read the picture in your browser.
Each colour is shown with how much of the picture it covers, so you can tell a main colour from an accent.
No account, no email address, no trial that runs out.
What you download is clean — nothing added to your file.
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is not uploaded anywhere.
Find out whether blacked-out text is really gone.
Make a scanned PDF's text selectable and searchable.
Get the words out of a PDF as a plain .txt file.
Change the title, author and other details a PDF carries.