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Remove the password from a PDF
Take the password off a PDF you can already open, so it opens freely from now on.
Open Remove password βFree Β· no sign-up Β· your file never leaves your browser
When you'd use it
- Your own bank statement PDF asks for a password every time you open it.
- Merging your password-protected payslips into one file for a mortgage application.
- Archiving your insurance documents without having to remember each file's password later.
Just say what you need
There are no menus to learn. Drop your file on pdfagents.ai and type it the way you would say it:
- βremove the passwordβ
- βunlock this pdfβ
- βsave it without the passwordβ
How it works
- Drop the protected PDF.
- Enter its current password.
- Download the unlocked PDF.
You need the current password, and you must be entitled to open the file. This removes a password you know; it does not break encryption or guess a password. If you have forgotten the password to your own PDF, we cannot recover it β use a password-recovery program on your own computer, only on files you are allowed to open.
Questions
- What happens if I type the wrong password?
- You're told it didn't open the file and asked again. Type βdoneβ to stop.
- Does it also remove printing and copying restrictions?
- Yes. With the right password the file is fully decrypted, so restrictions stored with the encryption go too.
- What if my PDF has no password?
- It checks first and tells you there is nothing to remove, without making a new file.
Guides
- How to remove a password from a PDF (no upload)
- Password-protect a PDF with AES-256, or remove a password
Private, and it keeps going
Your document is opened and saved on your own device, never uploaded. When the result is ready, type the next request (rotate, compress, add a password) and it applies to the result.
Remove password, right now
The PDF without its password (you need the current one).
Open Remove password βDoing this often? The free Mac app runs this agent on whole folders, offline, with no page limit. See the Mac app β