Remove the open password
Enter the valid user or owner password and create a separate unencrypted PDF copy.
Authenticate with the current password and remove PDF encryption locally from a document you are authorized to modify
Enter the valid user or owner password and create a separate unencrypted PDF copy.
The tool does not bypass encryption. It only proceeds after the supplied password successfully opens the document.
Password authentication and decryption run in this browser; passwords are kept only for the current session.
The protected source file remains unchanged while a new decrypted document is produced.
Select a supported file from your device. The source remains under your control.
Review the available settings and preview the intended result before processing.
The operation runs in this browser without an implicit file upload.
Inspect the result, then save the new file. Your original source is left unchanged.
No. A valid user or owner password is required. The tool is intended for documents you own or are authorized to modify.
No. Remove PDF Password creates an unencrypted copy. Unlock PDF Permissions changes printing, copying, or editing restrictions after owner authorization.
No. The password is used locally for the current browser session and is not included in the output.
Protect a PDF with AES-256, separate open and owner passwords, and explicit permission controls.
Rewrite print, copy, edit, annotation, form, and assembly permissions after owner-password authorization.
Generate a local SHA-256 byte fingerprint or an experimental canonical-document fingerprint for verification.