Privacy Tool for Developers

Record. Share. Stay safe. Secrets hide themselves.

PixelHush automatically hides tokens, API keys and passwords in your code editor the moment screen recording or sharing starts. No more leaked secrets in tutorials, demos, or live calls.

$ curl -fsSL https://pixelhush.dev/install.sh | bash

Also available as DMG Manual install (DMG)

Works in

See it in action

Recording starts. Secrets disappear.

Why it matters

One slip. Real consequences.

The data shows just how common — and costly — leaking secrets on screen actually is.

GitGuardian 2024 Report

29M+

secrets leaked on GitHub in a single year

AWS incident reports

$82K

unexpected bill from one exposed API key

Time to share screen

to expose a production credential on Zoom

Developer survey

1in 3

developers have accidentally leaked a secret on screen

How it works

Four steps to total privacy

Install PixelHush

Download and run the PixelHush macOS agent — it sits quietly in your menu bar.

Install Editor Extension

Add the PixelHush extension to VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or Antigravity — one click to install.

Install Browser Extension

Add the PixelHush Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store to protect secrets visible in your browser tabs too. After installing, turn it on from the bottom-right corner of the extension popup, or press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H.

Record or Share — Secrets Hide Automatically

Start any screen recorder or share your screen on Zoom, Teams, Slack. PixelHush detects it instantly and blurs all tokens, passwords and API keys — zero effort.

AWS

Stripe

OpenAI

Supabase

Vercel

GitHub

Twilio

Firebase

Anthropic

Cloudflare

SendGrid

HuggingFace

Supported Apps

Works with your favorite editor

Install the extension with one click and it works right away. PixelHush runs silently in the background.

Auto-blur

Zero-config

Secure

Recording & sharing aware

Hide secrets in apps

Works with everyscreen recorder & sharing app

FREE

macOS Built-in

OBS Studio

Zoom

Browsers

PRO

Loom

Discord

Teams

Slack

CleanShot X

Screen Studio

ScreenFlow

Kap

+ FREE

included

Coming soon

Cap Monosnap ScreenPal Zight Movavi Capto DemoCreator Tuple Pop CoScreen Streamlabs Ecamm Live Wirecast mimoLive Gifox LICEcap TeamViewer AnyDesk Gather.town VK Teams Webex GoTo Meeting Camtasia Snagit

Browser Extension

Hide secrets in the browser too

The PixelHush browser extension detects screen recording and sharing, and automatically blurs API keys, tokens and passwords on any web page — GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, AWS, or any dashboard. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera, Vivaldi, Yandex Browser and any other Chromium-based browser.

Install Chrome Extension

Personal access tokens

Tokens you have generated that can be used to access the GitHub API.

deploy-production

ghp_4xKp2mR8nQw9jFbT3cL

HIDDEN

ci-stripe-webhook

sk_live_9fGh2kXp4nMq8rTv

HIDDEN

vercel-deploy-key

vercel_9Kx3mPq7nRs2bLwA4

HIDDEN

PixelHush — 3 secrets hidden on this page

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

Free

macOS Built-in, OBS Studio, Zoom, Chrome
All editors supported
Community support

Install Free

Early Bird

Monthly

/ month · will be $8

All Pro apps from the supported apps list
All editors supported
Priority support
Price locked forever

Get Pro — $5/mo

Early Bird

Annual

$49

/ year · will be $79

All Pro apps from the supported apps list
All future updates
Price locked forever
Save 18% vs monthly

Get Pro — $49/yr

Lifetime

$99

one-time · 200 keys

All Pro features, forever
All future updates
No recurring payments
Limited availability

Get Lifetime — $99

FAQ

Good questions, honest answers

Does PixelHush modify my actual files?

No — never. PixelHush only changes how your editor displays values. Your actual files on disk stay completely untouched. The real text is still there; you can still copy and use it normally. It just appears blurred on screen while recording is active.

Is my code or data sent anywhere?

No. Everything runs 100% locally. The macOS agent communicates with the editor extension via a WebSocket on localhost — nothing ever leaves your machine. We have no cloud backend, no data collection, no telemetry (unless you opt-in to crash reports).

Does it work offline?

Yes, fully. PixelHush doesn't require internet to detect recording or hide secrets. License verification happens once at activation. After that, it works regardless of your network connection.

What if I forget to install the editor extension?

The macOS menu bar agent will remind you when it detects a compatible editor is open without the extension installed. You can also manually toggle hiding from the menu bar at any time — no extension required for manual mode.

What if my recording app isn't on the supported list?

Use the manual hotkey ⌘⇧H to toggle hiding instantly. You can also request support for your app — we add new recorders regularly based on user requests. Pro users get priority for new app integrations.

Which file types does PixelHush protect?

PixelHush protects secrets in .env, .json, .yaml, .toml, .ini, TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, and most config file formats. It detects patterns like API keys, tokens, passwords, and connection strings — not just file extensions.

Stop leaking secrets. Start recording freely.

Join developers who share code safely every day with PixelHush.

$ curl -fsSL https://pixelhush.dev/install.sh | bash

Get Pro · Also available as DMG Manual install (DMG)