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Set a password on the right. The PDF is locked with the strongest encryption the PDF format offers, which every PDF reader supports.
Drop a PDF file — it never leaves your device.
Type it twice so a typo cannot lock you out.
Save the protected PDF. It asks for the password whenever it is opened.
No. The encryption happens entirely in your browser. Neither the PDF nor the password ever leaves your device, and we never see them.
The PDF is locked with the strongest encryption the PDF format offers. Its security depends on your password: a long password that is hard to guess is much safer than a short or common one.
The PDF cannot be opened without it, and there is no way for us to recover it. Keep the password somewhere safe, or keep an unprotected copy of the original.
Yes. Adobe Acrobat, browsers, phone PDF viewers and other readers all support password-protected PDFs and will ask for the password.