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How to Redact a PDF on iPhone

Sept 10 2024

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Permanently redact sensitive information in PDFs on your iPhone with the Xodo PDF Editor for iOS.

Protecting sensitive information is more important than ever, especially when dealing with digital documents on the go with your iPhone.

Working with contracts between multiple users? Sharing business agreements for review? All parties need to be protected if you’re sending those out externally.

Permanently redacting your PDFs is the easiest, most efficient way to ensure that your sensitive information remains private and secure.

We'll show you how to easily redact information in PDF on your iPhone using Xodo, making it simple to black out confidential details before sharing them.

Using the Xodo app to redact information in PDFs on iPhone

Redact sensitive information from PDFs on your iPhone by following these steps:

  1. Download the Xodo app for iOS.
  2. Open the Xodo app.
  3. Tap on Redact PDF in the Toolbox menu.
  4. Select the PDF you want to redact.
  5. Use the available tools to choose the text, specific areas, entire pages, or search for specific words to redact.
  6. Tap on Apply to black out content.
  7. Once done, tap Finish.
Using Xodo app for iOS to redact PDF data

Your PDF will be permanently redacted. Please note that PDF Redaction is a pro feature, so you’ll need to start a free trial or subscribe to access it fully.

On top of letting you redact PDF on iPhone, Xodo offers several features to enhance PDF security. You can add passwords to PDFs, flatten form data to prevent modifications, and even add signatures.

Xodo is an ideal app for managing sensitive PDFs securely and conveniently from your iPhone or iPad.

How to remove redactions from a PDF on iPhone

Once your content is processed, you won’t be able to remove the redactions from the document using Xodo.

To prevent accidental redactions or errors, consider these tips:

  • Always save a copy: Keep a copy of your original PDF or save the redacted version as a separate file. This way, you retain a version with all your sensitive information if needed.
  • Use a physical copy: Print out a copy of your document and redact the paper version instead of the digital one. This ensures you have an unaltered original.
  • Revise before saving: You can only remove or revise redactions before saving the PDF. In Xodo, use the Undo button in the upper right corner to remove any redactions if you change your mind.

Additional resources for managing PDFs on your iPhone

You now have a flexible way to secure and black out text in PDFs on your iPhone from anywhere.

With the Xodo iOS app, you also gain access to a wide range of PDF tools for completing essential PDF tasks.

Explore the additional resources below to discover more ways Xodo can assist you with your PDFs on your iPhone:

Start managing your PDFs like a pro by trying out the Xodo iOS app and checking out the guides above. See how Xodo can work for you!

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