File X-Ray for Lawyers
A filing deadline is two hours away and the court portal silently rejects anything over the size cap. If you work as one of the lawyers, you have been there. Confileo's File X-Ray tool reveals the hidden metadata stored inside a file — free, in your browser, with your files deleted automatically the moment you are done.
Start Using File X-Ray NowWhy Lawyers use File X-Ray
Day to day, lawyers handle case files, signed contracts, court exhibits, discovery documents, affidavits and client agreements — exactly the kind of files this tool is built for.
- Assembling dozens of exhibits and pleadings into a single, court-ready bundle with consistent pagination.
- Reducing a multi-hundred-page discovery set to a size the e-filing system will actually accept.
- Permanently removing privileged or personal information before disclosure — not just hiding it.
- Guaranteeing that a document a client receives can no longer be altered.
How to file x-ray in 3 steps
- 1Upload the file you want to inspect.
- 2View every piece of embedded metadata.
- 3See exactly what the file is quietly carrying.
Built for the way lawyers work
- ✓Files never leave for a third-party server you cannot vet — they are processed and deleted.
- ✓Redaction removes the underlying text, not just a black box over it.
- ✓No account, no data retention, no exposure of privileged client material.
File X-Ray — Frequently asked questions
Is File X-Ray free for lawyers?
Yes. Files never leave for a third-party server you cannot vet — they are processed and deleted. There is no signup, no trial and no watermark on your files.
What kind of files can lawyers use File X-Ray for?
File X-Ray works with the documents lawyers handle every day — case files, signed contracts, court exhibits, discovery documents, affidavits and client agreements. A common case: Assembling dozens of exhibits and pleadings into a single, court-ready bundle with consistent pagination.
What metadata can it find?
Author, software, dates, device details and other hidden fields embedded in the file.
Why does metadata matter?
Files can silently leak who, when and how they were created — important to check before sharing.
How do I see the hidden data inside a file before sharing it?
Upload the file and the tool shows all the metadata embedded in it, so you know what it carries before sending it.
Does it reveal who created the file and with what software?
Yes. It shows the author name, the software used, and the creation and modification dates if embedded.
Does it reveal where a photo was taken (GPS)?
If the photo carries embedded location data, it appears here — an important reason to check images before posting.
Is the file processed privately?
Yes. The file is inspected in your session only to show its data, then deleted, and never sent anywhere.