Lex CloakFeatures
Lex Cloak finds sensitive information in your PDFs and gives you the controls to redact it, all on your computer. Each feature below links to its full guide, because for sensitive work the documentation is part of the product.
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Review and redact
Add your own redactions
Three ways to cover anything Lex Cloak did not flag: select text and redact it, draw a region with Shift and drag, or redact a whole page with R.
Read the guide →Headers, footers and page numbers
The repeating header and footer category finds content that repeats across pages and redacts it as a band. Page numbers are kept. How to turn it off.
Read the guide →How detection works
Lex Cloak runs detection on your computer, surfaces matches as red and amber boxes, and gives you category and confidence controls for review.
Read the guide →Signatures and handwriting
Why signatures are detected rather than auto-redacted, how to run the toolbar Signatures scan, and what the pre-download checklist warns about.
Read the guide →Triage for large documents
Triage opens on documents over about 50 pages and sorts pages into seven buckets so you decide what to keep and what to drop before redaction.
Read the guide →Page tools
Remove a page from the export with X, rotate an upside-down page, jump to a page, open the thumbnails panel, and the bird's-eye grid at low zoom.
Read the guide →Red boxes and the review loop
How to work through the proposed redactions Lex Cloak found: red boxes, the sidebar match list, the scope-3 popup, sort, and the match-scope toggle.
Read the guide →Always Redact and Never Redact lists
How the device-local Always Redact and Never Redact lists work, the Always-beats-Never precedence rule, and where the lists live.
Read the guide →Export and save
Export text for AI tools
Export Text gives you the document text with the sensitive parts removed before you upload to AI. For LLM vs For Review, and what is and is not in the exported text.
Read the guide →Preview, checklist and download
How to preview the final black-box output before you save, what the pre-download checklist warnings mean, and how the Save dialog works.
Read the guide →Working sessions
A working session is your editing state for a document. How to save the .lexcloak.json sidecar, set a default, resume from the recent list, and where it lives.
Read the guide →Looking for account, license, or troubleshooting help? See the help center.
Put the features to work
Scanning is free, so you can see what Lex Cloak finds in your own document before you decide.