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Password protection is a great feature to prevent your PDF documents from unwanted people. However, if you receive plenty of PDF files daily, it can be a curse. Remembering a wealth of passwords and accessing those encrypted documents can be daunting. However, you can remove password protection from PDF files!
This blog will show you a quick and effective way to do that using your Mac! Keep reading to learn more.
Note: You can also remove password protection from PDF files using your iPhone. Check out our explainer to find out more.
Mac generally opens all PDF files in Preview by default. Hence, this is the simplest way to remove the PDF password on Mac. Here’s how you can do it.
You can now access it without the password. You can also find the old encrypted file in your local drive or docs.
For all those who love using Google Chrome or Safari, there is a pretty solid way to remove your PDF password on Mac using the same. Here’s how:
You can now access this file without the password. It will be saved locally on your device.
If you want to edit or merge two or more PDFs after removing the password, then it’s wiser to depend on a third-party app. And if you want a host of amazing editing features without the hassle of downloading an app, then you should go for pdfFiller.
It is a cloud-based, all-in-one PDF editing software that’ll do the job in seconds and help you add/delete text, sign, spell check, and more. And here’s how you can remove passwords from PDF with pdfFiller.
The saved or shared file will not have a password anymore.
Signing off
Well, here you go. You have three ingenious methods to permanently remove the PDF password and easily access the file. You can choose your favorite method or try them all to see which one you prefer.
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Great post! I found it really helpful. I always struggled with locked PDFs, and your step-by-step guide made it so easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!