Every PDF quietly carries metadata: the author's name (often your full name or employer's license), the software used, creation dates, sometimes revision history and scripts. Before you send a résumé, a legal draft or a tender bid, strip it. This tool removes document info, XMP metadata, embedded JavaScript and thumbnails — the content itself stays untouched.
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Document info (author, title, subject, keywords, creator/producer app, dates), XMP metadata packets, embedded JavaScript, page thumbnails and stale form-response data. Page content, form fields, links and attachments are preserved.
A résumé exported from Word carries your full name and Office license; law-firm drafts leak usernames and edit timestamps; agency PDFs reveal the freelancer who actually made them. Metadata has embarrassed people in court filings and leaked negotiations — cleaning it costs one click.
No — this is not redaction. It removes invisible data ABOUT the file. To black out visible content inside pages, use Redact PDF; the two combined give a genuinely clean document.
Fittingly, yes: processed on EU servers, auto-deleted within 1 hour, no account needed — the file with your identity in it doesn't sit in anyone's cloud.
