Open Password Protected PDF Files on Mac

Have some PDF files, but not have the ability to print them or copy them? Do not worry, my frinend. You are not the only person who encounters such problem. Let's say, your former colleague generated some important PDF files but he just quit the job. And you do not know the password to open or edit the PDF files. Or else you surf the world wide web to get statistic for the the PDF files, but only to discover that the PDF files you get are protected from printing or copying. In other words, sometimes it is legal to do the PDF password removal.

To remove password protection from a PDF file, you will need the PDF Password Remover for Mac, which is specially designed for Mac users to crack the restriction from password protected PDF files, so that you can open and reuse the PDF content without any limitation. No matter your PDF is protected by owner password or a user password, the software will help you disable the PDF encryption in simple 1-2-3 step.

Following is the detailed operations you should process during the PDF password cracking. And the software also comes with free trial version, allowing you to experience its features for free.

How to View Password Protected PDF on Mac?

Step 1: Import PDF files

Drag PDF files on your Mac and drop them into the panel. Or choose File-> Add PDF Files in the menu bar to add PDF files.

Step 2: Set output folder

Click "Browse" button beside Output Folder section to specify an output destination, you can also save your files in the default folder in order to avoid time-consuming.

Step 3: Remove Password Protected PDF on Mac

Click "Start" button to decrypt the encrypted PDF files. The decryption will be finished in seconds. Then you can click on the PDF icon to open the restrictions-free PDF files. Or find the output files in the folder you set above.

This PDF Password Remover for Mac works fast and can batch process 50 security protected PDF documents at one time, really a time-saving PDF security remover for you on Mac.

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