Add a password to a PDF
Encrypt a PDF so it asks for a password before it opens. The password is used once for your file and never written to disk or logs.
Processed on our server and deleted after 1 hour. Not used for training, not viewed by people.
How it works
- 1Choose or drop one PDF.
- 2Type the password people will need to open it.
- 3Download the protected PDF. The upload is deleted when the job finishes; the result after 1 hour.
Prefer the command line?
Locally you can also set a separate owner password with --owner.
jetformat pdf encrypt contract.pdf --user 'open-password' -o contract-protected.pdfbrew install jetformat/tap/jetformatnpm install -g jetformatVersion 0.1.8. Extract and put jetformat on PATH.
jetformat --version
jetformat word to-pdf report.docx -o report.pdfQuestions
Do you keep my password?
No. It is held in memory only while your file is processed, never saved to our database, and not logged.
What if I forget the password?
We cannot recover it. Keep the original unprotected file.
What does it cost?
Without an account: 2 runs a day, up to 10 pages. Signed in: 1 credit per page, with 80 pages free each month.
What happens to my file?
The upload is deleted when the job finishes and the result after 1 hour. Files are not used for training and not viewed by people.
Convert one real file today.
Install the CLI and inspect a document with free reads. Office edits use one credit per command; PDF writes use page-based credits. Every account gets 80 free credits a month, with plans and packs for more.
brew install jetformat/tap/jetformatnpm install -g jetformatVersion 0.1.8. Extract and put jetformat on PATH.
jetformat --version
jetformat word to-pdf report.docx -o report.pdf