Data Anonymizer
Mask PII in datasets — names, emails, phones, IDs — with consistent fake replacements. Share analytics safely under privacy rules — local processing, free, no signup.
How to Use the Data Anonymizer
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Frequently Asked Questions
What gets masked?
Names, emails, phones, addresses, and ID patterns — replaced with format-valid fakes (not deletions) so joins and tests still run.
Consistent mapping?
Yes — same input always maps to the same fake within a run, preserving relationships for analytics. Regeneration uses fresh mapping.
GDPR-safe output?
Properly anonymized (irreversible) data exits GDPR scope; merely pseudonymized data does not. Know which standard your output meets before sharing.
Is source data uploaded?
No — masking runs locally in your browser. Source PII never leaves your device.
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Last updated October 2026