Yes! It performs true redaction. You can find it in the editor tool
@lemmy.world
Hi, I just wanted to clarify the AI disclosure requirement again.
I used AI to help generate a large number of malformed PDF files including edge case PDFs that break PDF conformance, which I then used for testing and validating both the engines. However, AI was not used to write the engine's code or the actual test cases.
Would this require me to tag the post as [AIH] / AI-involved? Thank you
Thank you! It started off as a simple tool as I wanted to merge PDFs visually by applying page ranges and I couldn't find any offline tool for that. I happened to then post it on reddit, and people asked me to open source it. After which I kept adding features on request and here we are 😂
Hello!
Bento on the other hand, is a full PDF Toolkit, that allows you to edit, compress, annotate, sign, redact, convert pdf to other formats and convert to pdf from other formats, converting pdf for ai ingestion etc. Basically everything related to PDFs. Hope that helps.
There are no accounts or signup. All the processing happens locally in your browser. In fact, you can even use it offline once the page is loaded, and only you have access to the PDFs
thanks for using Leebra!
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