How to review PDF privacy
- Choose one PDF within the browser safety limits.
- Review every supported finding and its confidence label.
- Use a relevant existing tool only when a disclosed issue needs action.
PDF Privacy Checker
Review supported PDF metadata, form, annotation, link, action, attachment, signature, and encryption structures locally.
PDF bytes, form values, and inspection results stay in this browser tab. No actions, links, or scripts are executed.
Add a PDF sourceOne PDF · 100 MB and 300 page safety limitsChoose from your device or drag and drop a file here.
Inspect common privacy-relevant PDF structures and get clear detected, why-it-matters, and next-step explanations without modifying the source.
How OpenFileTools processes it
Local processing, explicit choices.
The browser parses known PDF dictionaries and name trees read-only, reports only supported structural evidence, and leaves the original unchanged.
Questions, answered.
Is this a forensic privacy audit?
No. It is a transparent review of supported structures and cannot guarantee discovery of every artifact.
Does it run PDF scripts or open links?
No. It only identifies structural markers; actions, links, and scripts are not executed.
Does it change my PDF?
No. The privacy checker is read-only.