PDFs quietly carry hidden data: your name, the software you used, and when the file was created. See exactly what's in yours and download a clean copy with it removed.
The tool shows the metadata it found, then gives you a stripped copy — all in your browser, so nothing sensitive is ever uploaded. A good final step before sharing a document.
Commonly the title, author, subject, keywords, the creating and producing software, and creation/modification dates.
No. Metadata is read and stripped in your browser; the file is never uploaded.
It can reveal your name, organisation or software. Removing it protects your privacy when a document goes to others.