Paste text, detect PII entities, and replace them with type-based placeholders like [PERSON], [EMAIL], [PHONE].
Text Anonymization (Replace)
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Textanonymisierung (Ersetzen)
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Anonimización de Texto (Reemplazar)
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Anonymisation de Texte (Remplacer)
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Text Anonymization (Encrypt)
Anonymize text using AES-256 encryption for reversible anonymization. Encrypted tokens can be decrypted later with the same key.
Text Anonymization (Encrypt)
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Textanonymisierung (Verschlüsseln)
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Anonimización de Texto (Cifrar)
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Anonymisation de Texte (Chiffrer)
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Step-by-Step Process Descriptions
Text Anonymization with Replace — Step-by-step guide
Paste text containing personal data (names, emails, phone numbers, SSNs, credit cards, IBANs, addresses, organizations) into the text input area.
Select a detection preset such as "General PII Detection" from the dropdown.
Click "Analyze Only" to run the Named Entity Recognition pipeline. A loading spinner shows during analysis.
Review all detected entities displayed as color-coded badges. Toggle individual entities on or off with checkboxes.
Configure the Replace operator for each entity type. Each PII value will be substituted with its type label (e.g., <PERSON>, <EMAIL_ADDRESS>).
Click "Anonymize with Selected Operators" to process all entities.
View the anonymized result with all PII replaced by type labels. Use Copy to Clipboard or Clear to reset.
Text Anonymization with Encrypt — Step-by-step guide
Paste text containing personal data into the text input area.
Select "General PII Detection" preset to detect a broad range of entity types.
Run the NER pipeline to detect all personal data entities.
Review detected entities with color-coded badges.
Click "All Encrypt" and select an encryption key (e.g., "Production Key 256-bit"). Unlike Replace, the encrypt operator produces reversible tokens.
Click "Anonymize with Selected Operators" to encrypt all PII with the selected key.
View the encrypted result containing reversible encrypted values (Base64 strings such as q8vJ3kL0…==). These can be decrypted later via the Deanonymize feature.