Free privacy scanner
What does your PDF reveal about you?
Every PDF you send carries invisible baggage: your name, your company, editing timestamps, reviewer comments, hidden layers — sometimes even embedded files and scripts. Drop a file below to get your privacy score in seconds. The scan runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Drop your PDF into the X-ray
or click to choose a file — scanned locally, never uploaded
How it works
Step 1
Drop a PDF
Pick any PDF you are about to send or publish.
Step 2
Get your score
We check 10 common leak points and grade the file from A to F.
Step 3
Fix and share
Clean it with one click, then dare your followers to beat your score.
Frequently asked questions
What can a PDF reveal about me?
More than most people expect: your name, your company, the software you use, when you created and edited the file, reviewer comments, deleted content hidden in layers, and even files or scripts embedded inside the document.
Does my file get uploaded?
No. The scan runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript. Your PDF never leaves your device — you can even disconnect from the internet and it still works.
How is the privacy score calculated?
We check ten common leak points — author metadata, timestamps, XMP packets, annotations, embedded attachments, JavaScript, auto-run actions, form fields and hidden layers — and subtract weighted points for each one found. 100 means nothing leaks.
How do I fix a low score?
Each finding links to a free tool that fixes it: remove metadata strips names and history, sanitize flattens annotations and strips scripts and attachments, and flatten locks form fields. All run locally in your browser too.
Found something nasty?
Scrub names and history with Remove Metadata, or deep-clean scripts, attachments and comments with Sanitize PDF — both free, both 100% local.