Unlock PDF
PDF పాస్వర్డ్ తీసేయడం
The password taken off a PDF you can open, for portals that refuse locked files. Nothing is uploaded.
మీకు తెలిసిన పాస్వర్డ్ను PDF నుంచి తీసేయడం: మీ ఫోన్లోనే, ఏదీ అప్లోడ్ కాదు.
1 Your PDF
2 Its password
Where do I find the password?
- e-Aadhaar: UIDAI says the password is the first four letters of your name as on your Aadhaar, in capital letters, followed by your year of birth (YYYY). For example, SURESH KUMAR born in 1990:
SURE1990. - Bank, credit card, CAMS and KFintech statements: the email that brought the statement says how its password is made, often letters of your name with your date of birth, or your customer ID or PAN. Look for “password” in that email; formats differ from one bank to another.
- A PDF someone sent you: ask them for its password.
Passwords are case-sensitive: sure1990 is not SURE1990. This tool tries only what you type, once, and never guesses or breaks a password.
3 Your right to it
Your unlocked PDF
How to remove a password from a PDF you can open
- Choose the locked PDF (or drop it on the box). The page says what kind of lock it has.
- Type its password: the one you were given, or set yourself.
- Tick that it is your document, or that you have the right to open it without a password.
- Tap Unlock the PDF, then download or share it: it opens without a password now.
Everything happens in your browser: the PDF and the password are never uploaded to ap7am or anywhere else,
and the password is not saved. The new file keeps your PDF’s name, such as statement-unlocked.pdf.
Only with the password you know
- A PDF that asks for a password to open (a bank statement, e-Aadhaar) is unlocked only with a password that opens it. The password you type is tried once, as you typed it. If it is wrong, the page says so; it does not guess, try other passwords, or break the lock.
- A PDF that opens but cannot be printed or copied has limits its author set. This tool takes them off only with the author’s own password (the owner password, to change permissions), never without it.
- A PDF that is not locked: the page says so, and there is nothing to do.
Where the password usually is
- e-Aadhaar: as UIDAI states, the first four letters of your name as on your Aadhaar, in
capital letters, followed by your year of birth, such as
SURE1990for SURESH KUMAR born in 1990. - Bank, credit card, CAMS and KFintech statements: the email that brought the statement says how its password is made. It is often letters of your name with your date of birth, or a customer ID or PAN, but each sender has its own format: look for “password” in that email.
- A PDF someone sent you: ask them.
What you get
The same PDF without the lock: the same pages, text, fonts and pictures, exactly as they were, about the same size. The new file is checked on your device before you get it: it must open without a password and have the same number of pages. Unlocking with the password to open it also takes off any limits on printing and copying; use the document as its sender allows.
Questions
I don’t know the password. Can this tool find it?
No. It never guesses or breaks passwords. Ask whoever sent the PDF, or look in the email or message it came with.
Why remove the password at all?
Many application portals (exams, jobs, loans, visas) refuse locked PDFs, and some apps cannot open them. An unlocked copy of your own statement or certificate uploads without trouble. Keep it safe: anyone can open it now.
My e-Aadhaar says its signature is not valid after unlocking.
e-Aadhaar is signed digitally, and any change to the file, removing the password too, makes PDF apps say the signature is no longer valid. The details are the same; where the signature is checked, use the original file.
The password is right, but it says it is wrong.
Passwords are case-sensitive (SURE1990 is not sure1990). Check how a date is
written (such as 01011990 or 010190), and that no space came along when you
copied it.
Is my PDF uploaded or stored?
No. It is unlocked in your browser; nothing is sent to ap7am or anywhere else.
To make the unlocked PDF small enough for a form, use Compress PDF . To lock a PDF with your own password, use Protect PDF. A PDF that will not open at all may be damaged: try Repair PDF.
Made with qpdf (Apache 2.0 licence), compiled to WebAssembly, and Mozilla’s pdf.js (Apache 2.0 licence), both running in your browser. Licences.
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