Type the password once and get a copy that opens without it. Handy for files you open every day.
The locked file.
The one you use to open it.
A copy without the password.
This tool makes a copy of your PDF that opens without a password. It only works when you already know the password. It can't guess, crack or break a password.
If the password is wrong, you see a message and can try again.
Passwords are case sensitive, so ABC and abc are different. If your bank or office told you the password format, follow it exactly, including any capital letters. The box hides what you type, so go slowly.
The unlocked copy looks exactly like the locked file. Pages, text, pictures and links are unchanged. Only the password is gone. Your original locked file stays on your device as it was.
Banks, mobile networks and some employers send statements and slips as locked PDFs. The password is often your CNIC digits or date of birth. Typing it each time gets tiring, and many tools can't work with a locked file at all.
A good routine is to unlock a statement right after you receive it, rename it clearly, like bank-statement-march.pdf, and keep it in one folder. Then it is ready the next time a form asks for it.
After unlocking, you can compress the file for a form, merge it with other papers, or extract just the pages you need. These tools all need the unlocked copy.
Some PDFs open without any password, but stop you from printing, copying or editing. To remove those limits, leave the password box empty and press Unlock PDF. You get a copy without the restrictions.
If the tool says the PDF needs a password to open, it has an open password, and you have to type it.
If it says the PDF isn't password-protected, the file has neither kind of lock. You can use it in any other tool right away.
This PDF password remover is meant for your own statements, slips and documents. Unlock only your own files, or files you have permission to change. The password is there to protect someone's information. If you received a locked PDF and do not know the password, ask the sender for it. This tool will not help you get into it without the password.
Unlocking happens in your browser. Neither the file nor the password is uploaded or saved, so even your bank statement password stays with you. There is no account to make, and the unlocked copy has no watermark.
Yes, if you can already open the PDF. Type its password once, and you get a copy that opens without it.
No. You must know the password. The tool can't guess or break passwords.
Leave the password box empty and press Unlock PDF. You get a copy without those limits.
The file has no password or restriction, so there is nothing to remove. You can use it as it is.
It varies by bank, and is often explained in the email that came with the statement. Check that email, then type the password here.