SwipeForImages

Are you tired of worrying about where your photos and images end up?
Are you concerned about privacy online?
Do you want a solution that works?

Secure your Photos using our Blur feature, SwipeForImages keeps your images secure by changing how they appear in image galleries, email servers or cloud backups. SwipeForImages provides a blurred preview of the image so the owner can understand what the image is without revealing critical data. It blurs the image to keep it private in the unfortunate event the device is stolen or lost and it serves as protection from the prying eyes of anyone snooping through your pictures.Your original image can be viewed only on this App and other viewers see only a blurred preview image.

Check out the highlights:
-Secure camera feature includes secure camera mode which blurs on capture for privacy.
-Photos stored on your device ONLY, never uploaded to our servers
-Set your own individual Password
-Select how it will appear on Gallery (Blurred or Proxy)
-Secure photos from photo gallery, Dropbox and downloaded photos, supports all major files
-Hide your sensitive pictures
-Share with anyone through the app
-Friends can view your image with password
-Create album of secured Images in Dropbox
-If you share secured Image on cloud, it will show proxy or blurred image
-Images encrypted as soon as you capture, prevents hacking

READY TO SETUP?

+Enter a Password and an optional Hint
+Every time you access the App, enter your password to view the secured images

(NOTE: Apple devices with Touch ID uses finger print ID in place of password)

Secure your Photos, and share them with confidence using our password protected, encrypted app. We offer a 30 days Risk Free Trial followed by an annual subscription with unlimited usage for one low price.

We are serious about Privacy!

No Ads, No email, No phone number registration, No Server, No user identification.

Privacy is our thing. Sign up for your free trial now.

Best thing about SwipeForImages? You can still keep your images undisclosed even if you accidentally share a picture. If that happens the images are still blurred, providing you with continued privacy.