Redact a PDF
Black out names, account numbers and other private details so they're gone from the file for good, not just covered up. It all happens in your browser, so your PDF is never uploaded.
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Black out names, account numbers and other private details so they're gone from the file for good, not just covered up. It all happens in your browser, so your PDF is never uploaded.
Sign on white paper and take a photo. The white background is taken out, so only the ink goes on the page.
Your PDF is ready
Yes. Each page with a black box is turned into a picture with the boxes painted in, and the original page, its text included, is removed from the file. Nobody can copy, search or uncover what was underneath. Filekin checks the saved file to make sure those pages hold no text.
Those only cover what's underneath: the words are still inside the file, and anyone can copy them out. Redact PDF removes them.
It looks the same, but it's now a picture, so its text can't be selected or searched. Pages without black boxes aren't touched and keep their text.
On pages you redact, comments and fillable form fields are removed too, since they could repeat what you blacked out. The file's hidden accessibility tags, which can also hold a copy of the text, are removed from the whole document.
No. Redacting happens entirely in your browser, so your private document never leaves your device.
No, and that's the point. Keep your original file if you might need the full version again.