PDF Unlock
Remove the password from PDFs you can already open — one file, or a whole folder at once. Single HTML file, no install, nothing uploaded.
PDF Unlock — remove a PDF password without uploading the file
PDF Unlock takes a password-protected PDF that you can already open, decrypts it with the password you supply, and saves a copy that no longer asks for one. It is not a password cracker — you have to know the password. What it removes is the chore of typing it every single time, and the owner restrictions (no printing, no copying) that often ride along with it. Everything happens inside your browser: the file and the password never leave your computer, which is the whole point when the PDF in question is a bank statement, a payslip, or a medical report.
How it works
- Drop in a PDF — or click to pick one from a file dialog.
- Hit Unlock and type the password that opens it.
- The unlocked copy downloads as
<name>_unlocked.pdf. Your original is untouched. - Batch mode: point it at a folder instead. Every PDF inside is unlocked with one password and the results download together as a zip.
What people use it for
- Bank statements and credit-card statements that arrive password-locked every month
- Payslips and tax documents you need to archive or forward to an accountant
- Insurance and medical PDFs locked with a date-of-birth password
- A backlog of locked files that all share one password — unlocked in a single pass
- PDFs you can read but not print or copy from, because of owner restrictions
Frequently asked questions
Can it crack a PDF password I don't know?
No. It is not a password cracker. You supply the password that already opens the PDF, and it saves a copy that no longer asks for one.
Do my PDFs get uploaded anywhere?
No. The whole thing runs in your browser. Your files and the password you type never leave your computer — there is no server to send them to.
Can it unlock several PDFs at once?
Yes. Batch mode takes a folder and unlocks every PDF inside it, then downloads the results as a single zip. Every PDF in the folder must open with the same password; any file that needs a different one is reported as failed and left out of the zip.
What are the unlocked files called?
Each output keeps its original name with _unlocked added — statement.pdf becomes statement_unlocked.pdf. Your original file is never modified.
Does it remove printing and copying restrictions?
Yes. Re-saving the PDF drops owner restrictions such as no-print or no-copy along with the open password.
Is it free?
Yes — free, with no account and no watermark.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Once the page loads it runs entirely in your browser — no internet connection, no sign-up, and no login. The downloadable single HTML file works completely offline.