Document Hidden Data Remover

Files carry more than the visible page. Proposals go out with the comment "is this price too low?", contracts with deleted clauses still inside the tracked changes, decks with speaker notes and hidden slides, PDFs with earlier versions recoverable from the file. It is how a lot of real leaks happen.

No. Reading and cleaning both happen in your browser. Nothing about the file is sent to our server.

It accepts every change, the same as Word's Accept All: insertions stay, deletions are removed for good. Review the changes first if you have not.

Deleting a sheet can break formulas that use it, and a hidden slide may be one you still want. The report lists them so you can delete them yourself in Excel or PowerPoint.

Yes. Office files are rewritten part by part, and every removed part also loses its references, so Word, PowerPoint and Excel open the result without a repair prompt. PDFs are saved fresh, which also drops earlier versions.

Usually not. Search engines show the Title field as the result title. That option is off by default and only worth ticking if the title itself gives something away.

Yes. Photos can hold GPS location, camera details and AI prompts in their EXIF data, which the EXIF and metadata remover strips. For the links inside a document, use the PDF and Word link checker.