How it works
Open the PDF and press Document (the page icon).
Under Password and info, type the password and choose whether printing is allowed.
Download the protected PDF.
Add a password so only people you tell can open the PDF, with strong AES-256 encryption. Optionally block printing.
Pick a tool, then tap the page. Drag to move; use the corner handle to resize.
Edited on your device. Whiteout only covers; use Redact to delete text from the file.
Thanks! We read every review, and it shapes what we build next.
The PDF is encrypted with AES-256, the strongest standard PDF encryption, and can only be opened with the password. It works in every PDF reader, including phone apps, Adobe Reader, Chrome and Edge. Editing is blocked for anyone without the owner password, which is generated at random.
Use something the receiver can be told separately, such as a date of birth plus the last four digits of a phone number, the way banks protect statements. Don't send the password in the same email as the file. There's no way to recover a forgotten password, so keep a note of it.
Protect salary slips, bank statements, medical reports and ID copies before emailing or uploading them to shared drives. Set a KB limit if an email or portal limits size; the password is applied after compression, so the file stays protected.
Lock a PDF with a password before emailing salary slips, bank statements or medical reports.
Protect contracts and invoices you share with clients so only they can open them.
Keep personal PDFs on a family or office computer from being opened by others.
Open the PDF and press Document (the page icon).
Under Password and info, type the password and choose whether printing is allowed.
Download the protected PDF.
Yes. Open the protected PDF here with its password, then download it with the password field left empty.
Untick Allow printing and readers that respect PDF permissions won't print it.
Yes. With a strong password, it can't be opened without the password.
No. The encryption happens in your browser.