Enter the password you already have, download the unlocked file
You need to already know the password — this doesn't crack or bypass one you don't have.
It removes password protection from a PDF you already have the password for, so you don't have to type it in every time you open the file. Upload the PDF, enter its current password, and download an unlocked copy.
Upload the password-protected PDF.
Type in the password it currently opens with.
Press "Remove Password" and download the unlocked file.
Stop re-typing the password every time you or a colleague opens the file.
Share a copy without the password once it's no longer needed for protection.
Keep an unlocked copy in an already-secure storage location.
No. Only the password/encryption layer is removed — every page, image, and piece of text is copied over exactly as it was.
Yes — your file and the password you enter are processed in memory during the request and never written to disk or stored anywhere. No account or sign-up required.
Yes. This tool removes password protection from a PDF you already have the password for — it doesn't crack, guess, or bypass a password you don't know.
You'll get an error and nothing downloads. There's no limit on attempts, but it only works with the correct password.
You'll get a message saying there's nothing to remove — an unprotected PDF has no password to strip out.
No. Only the password protection is removed; every page, image, and piece of text stays exactly as it was.
Yes — your file and password are processed in memory during the request and never written to disk or stored anywhere. No account or sign-up required.
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