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Choose a Word document. It is opened locally in your browser and scanned for text formatted as hidden.
Find and permanently delete hidden text in a DOCX while keeping visible content and formatting intact.
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Choose a Word document. It is opened locally in your browser and scanned for text formatted as hidden.
Check how many hidden runs were found and which document areas contain them before deleting anything.
Remove the hidden text, verify the rebuilt DOCX, and save a new copy without changing the original.
Detects Word text that is actually formatted with the Hidden font property rather than guessing from color or visibility.
Checks the main document plus headers, footers, footnotes, endnotes and comments when those Word parts exist.
Handles direct hidden formatting and common hidden character or paragraph styles, including visible direct overrides.
The rebuilt DOCX is scanned again before download so remaining supported hidden runs can be caught.
Ordinary visible text, tables, images, comments and tracked-change structures are not intentionally removed by this focused tool.
Your DOCX is unzipped, inspected and rebuilt in the current browser tab instead of being sent to a processing server.
Word can store real document text with the Hidden font effect. Anyone with the file can reveal it, so it is not a security boundary.
Hidden runs are deleted from the new DOCX. This is different from merely turning off the Hidden formatting and making the text visible.
Comments and tracked changes are separate Word features. This tool does not use hidden-text cleanup as a shortcut for deleting them.
For a broader pre-sharing cleanup, use focused tools separately: remove Word comments or remove tracked changes when those items also need to disappear.
This tool targets text stored in the DOCX with Word's Hidden font property, including common style-based hidden formatting. It does not classify white text, covered objects or zero-width Unicode as Word hidden text.
No. Comments and tracked changes are separate review features and stay unless hidden-formatted text exists inside a supported comment part. Use the dedicated Motricialy tools when those review records must be removed.
Yes. The scanner checks the main document and supported Word text parts including headers, footers, footnotes, endnotes and comments.
Word has settings that can reveal or print hidden text. If hidden content is not intended for recipients, permanently removing it from a copy is safer than relying on display settings.
No. The file is processed locally in the browser. If you also need to remove structural header or footer content, use the separate Word header and footer remover.