Remove contact info from a resume
Name, email, phone number, address — gone. What's left is the professional content: skills, experience, education, achievements. For anyone who needs a candidate's identity withheld before the next stage of a process.
Read in memory and discarded immediately — never written to disk, never used for training.
A narrow job, done properly
This isn't a full reformat — it's specifically the contact-detail removal, done thoroughly rather than as a quick find-and-replace on a header. Phone numbers hide in cover notes. Emails show up in footers. LinkedIn links get dropped into summaries where a header-only redaction would miss them entirely.
Everything else about the document — the skills, the experience, the actual substance — stays untouched. This tool has one job.
Recruiters submitting a candidate to a client who shouldn't have a direct line to them yet. Hiring teams running blind or structured screening to reduce bias at the resume stage. Anyone who needs a candidate's identity withheld until a later, deliberate step in the process.
Name, email address, phone number, street address, and profile links (LinkedIn, personal site). Everything else — skills, experience, dates, education — is left exactly as the candidate wrote it.
Contact details aren't always in the header — a phone number in a cover note, an email in a footer, a LinkedIn URL dropped into the summary. This reads the whole document and catches those too, then runs a second deterministic check over the output rather than trusting a single pass to have caught everything.
You can process a few resumes free with no account. To see the cleaned result and download it, you'll need a free account — MagflowAI itself runs on a 7-day free trial after that, no card required to start.