Scan for common signs of recoverable content and review the PDF
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Check for selected signs that text or metadata may remain recoverable after redaction, including text overlapping certain annotations or solid dark areas, a few number patterns, and selected metadata. A scan with no findings does not prove that every recoverable object is gone or that the PDF is safe to share.
Select the PDF you want to inspect after redaction.
The scanner checks extractable text near certain annotations and solid dark areas, selected number patterns, and selected metadata fields.
Inspect the pages and document manually. The scanner covers limited cases and cannot confirm that all hidden or recoverable content has been removed.
It checks extractable text that overlaps certain annotations or solid dark areas, selected number patterns, and the presence of author, title, subject, or keyword metadata. It may miss other recoverable content.
No. The scanner checks selected patterns and visual signs only. No findings do not establish that every recoverable object has been removed.
Review the page and remove the underlying sensitive content using a redaction workflow. Then inspect the saved PDF and its metadata before sharing.
No. The scanner does not comprehensively inspect every PDF object or possible recovery method. Treat its results as a limited check, not a security certification.
No. It is not a legal, regulatory, or security certification. Follow the review process required for your document and matter.