I want to share a PDF externally without revealing my name, company, or other identifying metadata.

This feature helps you share a PDF externally while minimizing exposure of personally identifying information embedded in the file. It focuses on removing or anonymizing common PDF metadata so recipients see only the content you intend to share.

When you share a PDF outside your organization, the file can carry identifying metadata such as author name, company, document properties, and other embedded details. This feature provides a way to prepare a PDF for external distribution by reducing or removing that identifying metadata before sharing. You can use it as a final step prior to emailing a file, uploading it to a public link, or sending it to third parties. It is designed to help protect privacy and maintain confidentiality without changing the visible content of the document. By cleaning metadata, it can reduce unintended disclosure of internal names, organizations, and creation details that some recipients or tools may inspect. This is especially useful for proposals, reports, legal documents, research papers, or customer-facing materials where attribution is not desired. It can also support scenarios where documents are shared for review, audit, or publication and need to be neutral or anonymous. The feature is intended to be simple to apply and repeatable, making it easier to standardize safe-sharing practices. Overall, it helps you control what information leaves your organization when a PDF is shared externally.