Find repeated sensitive text
Search for a literal name, account number, address, or other repeated value contained within selectable PDF text runs.
Search for literal selectable text in a supported PDF and create an image-only redacted copy. Review every page before sharing because scanned text, graphics, text split across PDF runs, and similar-looking content may not be matched automatically.
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Up to 50 MiB per PDFUse Redact PDF when sensitive information exists as selectable text that the tool can match. Enter the literal text, review the reported match count, and inspect the finished output before relying on it.
Search for a literal name, account number, address, or other repeated value contained within selectable PDF text runs.
Every page is rendered and JPEG-encoded into a new image-only PDF, so selectable text and interactive document features are removed throughout the output.
Open the result, search for the original value, inspect visible areas, and confirm that sensitive information is not left elsewhere in the document.
Redact PDF matches literal substrings within selectable PDF text runs. It does not detect arbitrary scanned text or graphics because OCR and region-based redaction are not included.
Choose the PDF, enter the literal selectable text to remove, create the redacted copy, then inspect and search the downloaded result before sharing.

No. The current tool matches selectable text only; scanned image text is not automatically detected.
No. A secure redaction workflow must ensure the underlying sensitive content is no longer recoverable through normal PDF content access.
Yes. Every matching literal substring found inside individual selectable text runs is covered. Matching cannot span separate PDF text runs.
No. Every page is rebuilt as a JPEG image, so selectable text, links, forms, annotations, accessibility data, and signatures are lost throughout the output.
Search for the original value, inspect the affected pages visually, and review other locations where the same sensitive information may appear.
No. Selected PDF contents are processed locally in this browser.