Remove PDF Metadata and Hidden Data

The cleaner targets common document properties, XMP packets, producer or software fields, annotations, embedded-file indicators, and active-content indicators where practical.

Yes. PDFs may contain attachments, annotations, forms, scripts, thumbnails, and document properties that should be checked before sharing.

The default cleaner aims to preserve normal PDF readability. More aggressive workflows can affect forms, links, or interactive features.

PDF software may add compatibility fields when rebuilding a document. The report separates privacy findings from routine technical fields where possible.

Small supported image jobs can run locally in your browser without uploading the file. When cloud processing is needed, temporary uploads, generated files, and short-lived job records are scheduled for automatic deletion after the configured cleanup window.

You can use basic single-file tools without an account. Accounts are useful for paid limits, saved reports, team access, and cloud quota.

The workflow focuses on metadata and privacy indicators. Reports are designed to show metadata categories, not expose raw document contents.

Yes. Cleaning tools include a verification step, and you can also upload any supported file to the standalone verification tool.

Unsupported formats are rejected before processing so you can convert the file to a supported format and try again.

After scanning, the interface shows the main detected metadata categories. You can select all items or choose specific items before starting removal.