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SECURITY PDF · AVAILABLE NOW

Redact Sensitive Information from PDF Files

Permanently remove sensitive information.

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Choose a PDF to redact

Preview pages locally, draw black boxes over sensitive areas, review every page, then permanently flatten the result.

PDF only · 50 MB current limit · up to 30 pages · up to 100 redaction areas
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How secure PDF redaction should work

Upload a PDF, preview pages locally, draw black boxes over sensitive areas, then permanently flatten the document so the original text objects are not retained underneath those redactions.

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Select your file

Choose the supported file from your device or drag it into the upload area.

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Set the action

Choose the pages or settings needed for this tool.

3

Download and check

Open the result and verify it before replacing your original file.

Remove sensitive information permanently

Redaction is useful for personal data, account numbers, addresses, signatures, confidential clauses and other information that must be removed before a PDF is shared.

Why drawing a black box is not enough

Review every page carefully before downloading. The current production method prioritizes secure removal over editability by rebuilding pages as images, so links, forms, annotations, selectable text and vector content do not remain interactive.

Current Redact PDF limits

The current production Redact PDF supports one PDF up to 50 MB and 30 pages with up to 100 manually drawn redaction rectangles. Pages are rasterized and rebuilt at 180 DPI after black boxes are applied, so output can be larger and interactive PDF features are flattened.

Frequently asked questions about Redact PDF

Does Redact PDF permanently remove covered text?

Yes in the current V1 workflow. PdfnMore rebuilds the pages as flattened images after applying the redaction boxes, so the original text objects are not retained underneath them.

Can I undo a redaction after processing?

No. Keep the original PDF. Once the flattened redacted result is downloaded and shared, the removed content cannot be restored from that output.

Will links, forms and selectable text remain?

No. The current secure V1 rasterizes pages during redaction, which removes interactive features and selectable text from the final PDF.