Ongeza nenosiri kwenye PDF kabla ya kutuma mikataba, risiti, taarifa za fedha au nyaraka binafsi.
AfroTools protects PDF files in the browser using QPDF compiled to WebAssembly. You can add an open password, use a separate owner password, control printing, copying, editing, comments, forms, and page assembly, then export one protected PDF or a ZIP of protected PDFs.
The unlock mode removes password protection only after the correct open or owner password is accepted. It creates a new unencrypted PDF copy for easier printing, editing, or archiving.
The workflow runs locally in your browser tab, so sensitive PDFs and passwords are not uploaded. New protected files use AES-256 PDF standard security. Permission behavior can vary by PDF reader, so always test a protected file in the reader your recipient will use.
Yes. Select multiple PDFs, set the password and permissions once, then download a ZIP containing each protected file.
No. AfroTools does not guess, crack, or recover unknown passwords. Unlock requires a valid open or owner password.
No. Encryption does not rasterize pages or recompress images. The document content is preserved while the PDF security dictionary is updated.
The owner password controls permission changes and full access. If you leave it blank, AfroTools generates an internal owner key so the protected file does not use an empty owner password.