Permanently destroy sensitive information. Redactions are 'baked' into the pixel data, making them mathematically impossible to undo.
Many digital redactions can be reversed by simply removing an overlay or adjusting contrast. Toolzap's Secure Redactor uses a destructive baking process that replaces the underlying pixels with solid black or colored blocks, making recovery mathematically impossible.
No. Because we destroy the actual pixel data during the export, there is no original information left to recover.
Yes. Word and PDF overlays are often just masks that can be deleted. This tool "flattens" the image permanently.
