PDF Decrypter Pro

Owner passwords applied on PDF are very common among users. Such a password is not intended to completely restrict access to a document's content, but it takes away some rights. Printing, copying, changing, copying text and graphics to the clipboard are features suppressed by an owner password, allowing one to read the documents without modifying them. Removing owner passwords can be easily done with Adobe Acrobat and Reader, the same application that helps set it up in the first place, but what happens when that's not available?

PDF Decrypter Pro could be the answer, a simple utility designed to remove the owner password on the spot, provided you have the combination.

Removing the owner password can be done for a single file only, but multiple items can be loaded in. Adding a document to the queue will trigger an additional tab where the user or the owner's password can be typed down. Click OK and add more files in or select the ones ready to decrypt and click on the Decrypt PDF button.

Process files will display the Success status if the provided password was the correct one. If the password does not match, the message "The password is not correct" will be displayed.

All decrypted documents are going to be generated as new files, the locked source remaining untouched. One can freely customize the output destination or stick with the same folder as the source PDF.

PDF Decrypter Pro might have a name that would lead a user to think this is a tool designed to crack an unknown password, but that's not the case. The owner password removal can be done only by using the same combination, so if you are trying to process a document without its password, you are wasting your time.

In conclusion, PDF Decrypter Pro is a handy tool to have when you wish to remove the owner password of a document without having Adobe Acrobat and Reader installed.