With anonimize
The data is gone.
- Every page is rebuilt, with black bars over the detections.
- The searchable text layer only holds text that may stay.
- Metadata, comments, attachments and forms are left out.
PDF · Word · Scans
Remove names, addresses and other personal data from your PDF for real. You get a new PDF with the same pages, black bars over the redacted data and a text layer without that data.
1,000 free credits after confirming your email address. Detection without AI, processed in Europe.
Real redaction
With anonimize
With a drawing tool in a PDF reader
How it works
PDFs, Word files and scans. Up to 50 files per batch.
Anonymise or pseudonymise, the document language and the data types.
Add a missed name or keep a detection.
Or a Word file or plain text.
Detection without AI
People, companies and institutions, also in tables.
Streets with house numbers, postcodes and places.
Email addresses and phone numbers.
National ID numbers, IBANs and card numbers, with rules for Belgium, the Netherlands, the UK and more.
Price
A page with 50 changed words costs 50 credits.
Checking, downloading and restoring cost nothing.
Once per organisation. Then from € 5 a month.
Questions
Yes. Pages without a text layer are read with OCR. Check the result extra carefully, as OCR can misread letters.
The new PDF shows the same pages as images, with a searchable text layer. Links, form fields and digital signatures are not carried over. A Word file keeps tables, styles, headers and footers.
Yes, if you pseudonymise. Data then gets fixed labels such as ⟦Person 1⟧ and you keep the reversal key separate. How pseudonymisation works.
Detection and OCR run without AI on servers in Europe. Results are stored encrypted. See security.
Yes. Automatic detection can miss data. A job title, a date or a rare fact can also identify a person.
Get started
Create an account. After confirming your email address you get 1,000 free credits, once per organisation.