How strong is the encryption used to protect my PDF?
We utilize industry-standard 256-bit AES encryption. This is a military-grade security level that makes it practically impossible to brute-force open the document without the correct password.
We utilize industry-standard 256-bit AES encryption. This is a military-grade security level that makes it practically impossible to brute-force open the document without the correct password.
Yes, by encrypting the file, you are applying an 'Open Password'. Users cannot view, copy text, or print the document without first providing the password.
No, we never store or log your passwords. The encryption happens on the fly, and if you forget the password you used, we have no way to recover the document for you.
Yes, you can use letters, numbers, and symbols. We highly recommend using a long passphrase with a mix of characters for maximum document security.
Yes, standard 256-bit AES encryption is supported by Adobe Acrobat, Apple Preview, Chrome, Edge, and all modern PDF readers. They will simply prompt the user for the password.
Only if they know the password. 'Unlock' tools (including ours) merely strip the encryption *after* you provide the correct password. They do not hack or bypass the security.