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Kakushie (カクシエ / 隠し絵) means a hidden-picture style reveal. This maker combines an X-oriented transparency pattern, precise masking, and PNG8 export in one fast browser workflow.
No design experience needed. The editor prepares the format X expects.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 40MB. It stays in your browser.
Keep the automatic result or brush the parts that should remain visible in the X feed.
Preview the before/after result and download an X-ready indexed PNG.
Upload a picture, paint the parts you want visible in the timeline, then download the PNG8 file and post it on X.
or click to browse. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP up to 40MB.
More than a generic transparency tool: every control is designed around timeline thumbnails.
Upload, preview, and export without creating an account or learning a complex editor.
Indexed-color export preserves the transparency pattern that creates the reveal effect on X.
Compare the timeline thumbnail with the opened image before publishing.
Your image is processed locally and is never uploaded to our servers.
Brush, erase, undo, redo, edge hints, brightness correction, and X-oriented size presets.
Download the finished image free, without branding added to your artwork.
Kakushie is the Japanese name commonly used for the hidden-image format now spreading internationally as Tap Hold, press and hold, long-press reveal, or tap to reveal. The names differ, but they describe the same surprise: a subtle feed preview opens into a complete image.
Unlike a generic background remover, a Kakushie maker deliberately distributes transparency throughout hidden areas. This lets the thumbnail and full-size viewer produce two different visual impressions from one static PNG.
It refers to a hidden picture or concealed drawing. On X, it commonly describes transparent PNG art revealed when a user opens or long-presses the image.
They are commonly used for the same X image effect. Kakushie is the Japanese term; Tap Hold and press-and-hold are common English names.
No. Processing and PNG encoding run locally inside your browser.
Open the editor, choose an image, and export your PNG8. No account or server upload.
Create free nowTurn any picture into an interactive press-and-hold reveal for X.
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