Choose permissions explicitly
Control printing, copying, editing, annotations, form filling, accessibility, and page assembly in the new PDF.
Rewrite printing, copying, editing, annotation, form, and page-assembly permissions after owner-password authorization
Control printing, copying, editing, annotations, form filling, accessibility, and page assembly in the new PDF.
Permission changes require valid owner-level authorization and do not bypass an unknown PDF password.
The PDF security policy is rewritten locally without sending the document or password to a server.
The original restricted PDF stays unchanged while the selected permission policy is applied to a new file.
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.
Yes, when you provide valid owner authorization and enable the relevant permissions for the output copy.
Not by itself. Use Remove PDF Password when the goal is to create an unencrypted copy after successful authentication.
No. This workflow is for PDFs you own or are authorized to change.
Create an unencrypted copy after successful user or owner password authentication.
Protect a PDF with AES-256, separate open and owner passwords, and explicit permission controls.
Inspect native text, metadata, scripts, attachments, links, annotations, and revision history without uploading the PDF.