PDF & file workflows
Protect PDF Deliverables With Passwords
Lock a batch of PDF deliverables with one AES-256 password so nobody without it can open the content.
Password-protect PDF batches with AES-256, or remove that protection again — entirely locally.
Batch Protect PDF locks a folder of PDFs with AES-256 encryption — without the password, nobody can open them. Set one password, confirm it, and optionally encrypt metadata too. Switch to Unprotect mode to remove protection you already have the password for; a file that rejects it is skipped, not a reason to stop the batch.
what_it_does
Encrypt PDF strings and streams with AES-256
One password, confirmed, locks the whole batch
Generate a strong password securely
Optionally encrypt document metadata too
Unprotect mode removes existing protection given the password
Wrong-password files are skipped, not batch-aborting
who_it_is_for
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PDFs and passwords stay on the device. Passwords are not written to settings or logs and are cleared where the platform and encryption library permit.
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PDF & file workflows
Lock a batch of PDF deliverables with one AES-256 password so nobody without it can open the content.
faq
It creates AES-256 PDF encryption using the modern V5/revision 6 security handler.
Because the point is content nobody without the password can read — splitting that into a permissions layer a viewer can just ignore was never real protection.
It is skipped, not treated as a reason to stop — the rest of the batch keeps going.
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US Store price: $3.74 (-25%), normally $4.99. Regional pricing may differ.
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