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FAQ

How do I black out text in a PDF in Windows?

How to black out text in a PDF file.Open your PDF in Blackout Pdf.online's Blackout Pdf.online online services.Select Tools, then Redact.Select text. Either double-click to select the text or drag to select lines of text.Apply redaction. Once you've selected the text you want to remove, click Save to apply the changes and save the document.

How do I Redact a PDF in Windows?

Open the PDF and select the Redact tool. Next, choose whether you want redacted text replaced with a black box or an empty space. Then scan the entire document and remove text as you go, or search for the text you want to remove in bulk. Once you're finished, apply the changes and save the PDF.

How do I get my computer to read PDF in dark?

To toggle dark mode for your PDFs in Blackout Pdf.online Reader, follow these steps. Open Blackout Pdf.online Reader and head to Edit > Preferences (using the Ctrl + K shortcut if you wish). There, choose the Accessibility tab from the left sidebar. Next, look for the Document Colors Options section at the top.