Foxit PDF Editor enables users to generate a redacted and MIP-protected PDF from an existing PDF. Authorized users are granted access to view the full document while unauthorized users are only able to view the redacted document.

You can find and remove content either in a single PDF file or in multiple PDF files under a specified folder that contain searchable text with the Search & Redact command.

You need to apply redactions after marking the text, graphics, or pages you want to redact. To apply redactions, select Protect > Mark for Redaction > Apply Redactions, or right-click the marked content and choose Apply or Apply All.

You can set redaction properties, such as the appearance and the author, and so forth. Only before you apply the redaction can you set the properties.

To mark content for redaction, select Protect > Mark for Redaction > Text & Images or Pages. The marked content will be filled with black color in a red rectangle when you move the pointer over the selected area.

Foxit PDF Editor supports the removal of hidden information that is private or sensitive for users from their PDFs, generally including metadata, embedded content, attached files, and scripts.

With Foxit PDF Editor, you can classify and protect documents with sensitivity labels configured by the administrator in your organization.

You can specify the MIP settings before you encrypt PDFs. To specify MIP settings, please navigate to File > Preferences > MIP Settings.

When a Foxit‑encrypted PDF is opened in another viewer, a wrapper page appears telling the user to download Foxit PDF Reader/Editor. You can customize this wrapper using the Foxit Configuration Tool by choosing a different PDF file.

You can set the printing permissions by specifying certain network printers to protect the sensitive information from being printed arbitrarily.