PDFencrypt

PDFencrypt is super handy for anyone who needs to keep their PDF documents safe. With this software, you can easily encrypt your existing PDF files and set a password without needing that tricky master password.

Simple Encryption Process

What’s cool about PDFencrypt is that it allows you to decide what others can do with your PDFs. Want to stop people from printing or editing? You can set permissions to control that! Plus, it uses standard Adobe encryption, which means no extra software is needed to open the encrypted files—just make sure you have the right password.

Customize Your Settings

You also get the option to modify the PDF Info tags. This means you can update details like the document title, author, subject, keywords, and creator. When it comes to encryption levels, you can choose between 40-bit or 128-bit encryption, or if you'd rather not encrypt at all, just disable features like printing and modifications!

Features of PDFencrypt

• Encrypt PDF documents with ease


• Decrypt PDFs without needing a master password (just access needed)


• Set Permissions for Printing, Editing, Data Extraction, and more!


• Edit PDF Info tags easily


• Supports Adobe Standard 40-bit Encryption and Adobe Advanced 128-bit Encryption


• Create User Passwords for viewing and Master Passwords for editing


• No need for third-party software!

Requirements for Installation

If you're looking to install this software on your computer, here’s what you'll need:

• Administrator Access for installation (if it's your own computer, you're good!)


• A bit of space: 30 MB required for install & another 30 MB as temporary space.


• A minimum of 32 MB RAM (though 128 MB or higher is recommended).


• Your display should support at least 256 colors (16-bit High Color or better).

Limitations You Should Know About

The only downside? It has a 14-day trial period.

If you want to get started with this user-friendly tool right away, check out this link here!