Set a password to control who can open, print, or copy your PDFs. Strong AES encryption — your file is sent securely, protected, and never stored.
filename_protected.pdf. “.pdf” is added automatically.Add a password to a PDF so only people with the password can open it — useful for salary slips, bank statements, contracts and ID documents. Protection uses strong AES encryption, the standard for securing PDFs.
To apply encryption, your PDF is sent over a secure HTTPS connection, protected on our server, and then discarded — it is not stored, logged, or shared. If you lose the password, we cannot unlock the file for you.
Is it free? Yes — no watermark and no sign-up.
What encryption is used? Strong AES encryption, the accepted standard for protecting PDF files.
Can I remove the password later? Yes — if you know the password, open the file and save an unprotected copy.
Related guide: how to password protect a PDF. Other tools: Compress PDF, Sign PDF, Edit PDF.