Find personal information in the text of a document, redact or replace it, and add anything else you don't want to share — names, addresses, case numbers. The new copy is searched again for every value you removed.
The tool runs in your browser (JavaScript required). Nothing is uploaded.
Names, street addresses and company names have no reliable pattern, so they are not detected automatically — this tool does not use AI guessing — except in Chinese documents where the form labels the field (法定代表人：, 地址：, 甲方：…) and the China (mainland) pack is on. Type them into "Add something you don't want to share" and every occurrence is found: in the body, tables, headers, footers, footnotes, comments and tracked changes.
Really removed. The characters are replaced in the file itself — nothing is drawn over the text. The new copy is then searched again for every value you chose to change.
Names and addresses are not detected automatically, except in Chinese documents where the form labels the field (法定代表人：, 地址：, 甲方：…) and the China (mainland) pack is on. Add them under "Add something you don't want to share" and they are found everywhere in the document.
Word .docx, plain text, CSV and PDF — the same detectors and your own added terms work on all of them, and PDF text is deleted from the page content itself, not just covered.
No. Detection uses fixed, documented rules and runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.