PDF Password Remover

Forgetting a password to your own document… It can happen to anyone at least once in a lifetime. And the most unattractive perspective is re-doing all work again. What if some software to recover or remove your lost password existed… You are lucky, it actually does!

PDF Password Remover can remove PDF password protection in several clicks. As a result you get rid of printing, editing, and copying restrictions. Brute force attacks can be used for recovering owner and user passwords.

Highlights

All Features

Recover PDF Password enables you to do the following:

Remove owner and user password protection

You can protect PDF document with two types of passwords: owner and user. First allows you to set permissions for the protected document (modifying, printing, etc.), and second - allows you to for open password protected PDF document. You can recover the password your document was protected with or both of them in order to get full access to your PDF document.

Create 1:1 copy of PDF file

If user password is missing, then there is no need to recover owner password (unless you want it). PDF password remover features "Decrypt" option to remove pdf encryption entirely just in one click! So you just have a copy of your protected PDF file, but with absolutely no restrictions or limitations.

Adjust search parameters for faster performance

If you can still remember some details about your password (it contains numerals, or uppercase letters, or space, etc.) you can speed up the search process by defining the dictionary, that PDF security remover should be using to recover the password.

Full features list:

Supports Unicode passwords recovery for Acrobat 9.x files!
Adobe Acrobat software is not required
Supports PDF 1.7 (Acrobat 9.x) files, including 256-bit encryption
Recovers user password required to open the file
A vivid progress bar will show you how much time is left for password recovery
Unlocks restricted PDF documents by getting rid of printing, editing and copying restrictions
Brute-Force attack is used to recover the "owner" and "user" passwords
Offers several recovery methods: by password length, by template or exhaustive search
Specify your own dictionary or template to minimize search time if any part of the password is known
Automatically saves password search state and resumes the search after a pause
Creates decrypted copy of a file if one of the passwords - "owner" or "user" - is known
Removes the digital signature from a decrypted file
Non-English characters in passwords are supported
Decrypted file passwords can be viewed any time
Drag and drop PDF files support
Flexible and user-friendly program interface

Demo version limitations:

A PDF file password can be recovered if it is not longer than four symbols.
File decryption is available if owner or user password was restored or user password is absent. However only first page will be decrypted and watermark will be applied to it.