Supported documents
PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, ODT, ODS, ODP, and EPUB. ZIP-based formats are identified from package structure, not just the filename.
Tools · Privacy-first
A document can carry author names, edit dates, application details, comments, external links, embedded objects, and more. Inspect the supported metadata and package structure before you share it.
This is a read-only inspector. It does not clean or change the document, and a result with no findings does not mean the file is safe to publish.
The document never leaves this browser.
Local input: one PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, ODT, ODS, ODP, or EPUB up to 40 MiB. Network effect: none after page load.
Local input
Choose a supported document
Drop one file here or open the local file picker. Nothing is uploaded.
Choose a document. Inspection starts only after you press “Inspect locally”.
Inspection result
No findings means none were found within the inspected scope, not that the document is free of private information.
Decoded locally
Structural signals
Inspection coverage
Important limits
Purpose and limits
PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, ODT, ODS, ODP, and EPUB. ZIP-based formats are identified from package structure, not just the filename.
The worker inspects selected package metadata XML and structural flags. OOXML relationship targets and comment-author fields are checked where present. Embedded document contents and media are not decoded.
The inspector reads a plain referenced /Info dictionary and visible XMP packet. Compressed object streams, annotations, page text, and embedded objects are not parsed.
Maximum file 40 MiB, 2,000 entries, 160 MiB declared uncompressed, 2 MiB per scanned entry, and 16 MiB across scanned metadata. Unsupported or encrypted structures are rejected or marked not inspected.
This tool never edits, saves, signs, or re-exports a document. Removing metadata safely is format-specific and needs separate validation.
Review the visible content, comments, revisions, links, images, attachments, and any unsupported sections with the application that created the document.