Encrypt a PDF with AES-256 and set a password, with fine-grained control over printing, copying, and editing permissions.
AES-256 (V5/R6), the modern standard supported by all major PDF viewers.
The user password is required to open the file; the owner password controls permissions like printing, copying, and editing.
Yes, fine-grained permissions let you control exactly what a viewer can do with the file.
No — encryption happens entirely in your browser, so your file and password never leave your device.
Yes, completely free with no limits.