Adding Passwords to Your PDFs
Sharing financial data, medical records, or legal drafts via email comes with risks. If your email account is compromised, those attachments are vulnerable.
The Solution: File-Level Encryption
By adding a password directly to the PDF, you ensure that even if a hacker steals the file, they cannot open it without the key.
Guide:
- Open the Protect PDF tool.
- Upload your document.
- Enter a strong password (mix of letters and numbers).
- Download your locked file.
Note: There is no "forgot password" feature for encrypted PDFs. If you lose the password, the data is gone forever. This is a feature, not a bug!
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