anonymize.today

Built for Privacy-Conscious Professionals

From freelancers to small businesses, see how professionals use anonymize.today to protect sensitive data and meet GDPR requirements.

Start Free Trial

Freelancers & Consultants

Protect client data in your work

Freelancers handle sensitive client information in proposals, reports, and case studies.

Anonymize client data before sharing examples, creating portfolios, or publishing case studies.

Translators & Agencies

Anonymize before translation

Translators receive confidential documents containing personal information from clients.

Anonymize PII before uploading to translation tools or sharing with subcontractors.

HR Departments

Safe handling of employee data

HR teams need to create training materials and reports using real employee examples.

Anonymize CVs, performance reviews, and employee data for training and documentation.

Developers

Testing environments & CI/CD pipelines

Development teams need realistic test data without exposing production PII.

API integration for automated anonymization in CI/CD pipelines, generating safe test datasets.

Academic Researchers

Research data & publications

Researchers need to share datasets while protecting participant privacy.

Consistent pseudonymization for research datasets enabling collaboration and publication.

Marketing Agencies

Case studies & testimonials

Agencies want to publish client success stories without exposing confidential details.

Anonymize client names, contacts, and company details in case studies and testimonials.

Journalists & Writers

Source protection & document handling

Journalists handle sensitive documents and need to protect sources.

Anonymize leaked documents, interview transcripts, and source communications.

Customer Support Teams

Training & documentation

Support teams need to create knowledge bases from real customer interactions.

Anonymize support tickets and chat logs for training materials and FAQ creation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can freelancers use anonymize.today for client case studies?

Yes, freelancers and consultants can use anonymize.today to anonymize client names, company details, financial data, and other PII before sharing portfolios, proposals, or case studies. The platform preserves document structure while replacing sensitive information with placeholders, hashes, or encrypted values.

How do translators protect source text before uploading to CAT tools?

Translators can anonymize PII in source documents using anonymize.today before uploading to translation memory tools like DeepL, Google Translate, or SDL Trados. After translation, the Encrypt method allows deanonymization to restore original values in the translated output — keeping translation memories clean of client PII.

Can HR teams use anonymize.today for blind recruitment?

Yes, HR departments can use anonymize.today to redact names, photos, addresses, ages, and other identifying information from CVs and applications for unbiased candidate evaluation. The platform detects 256 entity types including person names, email addresses, phone numbers, and location data across 27 languages.

How do developers create safe test data with anonymize.today?

Developers can use the anonymize.today REST API or desktop app to replace production PII with realistic anonymized data. The API integrates into CI/CD pipelines for automated test data generation. Supported formats include JSON, CSV, and XML. Deterministic detection ensures consistent, reproducible results across environments.

Is anonymize.today suitable for academic research?

Yes, researchers can use anonymize.today to anonymize interview transcripts, survey data, and case studies for IRB compliance and ethical research. Consistent hashing (SHA-256) ensures the same participant identifier always maps to the same pseudonym across documents, which is essential for longitudinal studies.

Can journalists protect confidential sources?

Yes, journalists can use anonymize.today to redact names, locations, contact details, and other identifying information from leaked documents, interview transcripts, and source communications. The Redact method removes text completely, while the Encrypt method allows reversible protection when original values may be needed later.

Don't See Your Use Case?

Our PII detection and anonymization works for any professional handling personal data. Try it free to see if it fits your needs.

Try It Free Contact Us