What does the cleanup remove?
Images, hyperlinks, email addresses, hidden metadata, and cell comments, in a single pass.
Check an Excel workbook for images, links, email addresses, metadata, and cell comments before you send it on.
The engine will detect PDF/DOCX/PPTX/XLSX, then the scanner will extract images, links, emails, metadata, text, and document structure.
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Clean XLSX runs a full cleanup pass over an Excel workbook in one step: images, hyperlinks, email addresses, hidden metadata, and cell comments, all in a single download. It is the fastest way to get a spreadsheet ready to share when you want it stripped of anything an outsider should not see, without running each tool separately.
Open your .xlsx and the tool unpacks it locally and applies the cleanup across images, links, emails, metadata, and comments at once. Download the cleaned workbook, then re-scan it to confirm what came out. Your original file is never changed and nothing is uploaded.
Images, hyperlinks, email addresses, hidden metadata, and cell comments, in a single pass.
The cleanup runs the full set. Use the individual XLSX tools when you only want to remove one type of content.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser and your original stays untouched.
Delete the pictures from an Excel workbook.
Strip the hyperlinks out of a workbook.
Remove email addresses from an Excel spreadsheet.
Clear hidden author and company details from a workbook.
Remove cell comments and notes from a workbook.
Run the same cleanup pass over a Word document.