Black out sensitive information in a PDF and remove it permanently — names, account numbers, addresses and more.
Drag black boxes over anything that mustn’t be seen. On saving, every page with a redaction is rebuilt as an image, so the hidden text is actually removed — it can’t be copied, searched or uncovered by deleting the box.
Pages without redactions are left exactly as they were, so their text stays selectable.
A box drawn over text in most editors only hides it — the words are still in the file and can be copied out. Here, redacted pages are flattened so the text is gone.
Yes — names can also hide in the title and author. Use the PDF Metadata Editor to clear them.
No. The PDF is processed by your browser on your own device and never leaves it. Closing the page discards everything.