Scans each page for six PII patterns — email, URL, phone, SSN, credit card, IPv4 — then wipes the underlying text operands and stamps a black rectangle over them. Security-grade: readers and copy-paste yield nothing. Lives inside the editor where you can review hits before committing.
Lives in the editor
Open a PDF in the editor, click Security → Redact PII…, review the auto-detected matches, and commit. Each redaction wipes the underlying text operand and stamps a black rectangle — copy-paste yields nothing.
Open the editorDrop in a document containing sensitive information.
We scan every page for emails, URLs, phone numbers, SSNs, credit-card numbers, and IP addresses.
Check the detected hits in the editor, then download a copy with them blacked out.
Pattern detection scans the whole document so identifiers don't slip through before you share.
The underlying text is wiped and a black box stamped over it, so copy-paste and search return nothing.
Upload the document, let detection flag sensitive data, review the hits in the editor, and download a redacted copy.
Six patterns: email, URL, phone number, SSN, credit-card number, and IPv4 address.
Yes — redacted text is wiped from the file, not just covered, so it can't be copied back out.
Yes — always confirm the detected hits before sharing a sensitive document.