Remove the password from a bank statement
Banks and pension funds send PDFs protected with your ID number or date of birth. To archive them, merge them or send them to an accountant, a copy without a password is handy. Here the password is used only in your browser and the file is never uploaded.
Got photos instead of a PDF?
How to do it
- Load the statementType the password the bank gave you.
- Choose UnlockIt is enabled because the PDF has a password.
- Download the unlocked copyIdentical to the original, but opens directly.
Why do it in your browser
A protected PDF is almost always something sensitive: a bank statement, a payslip, a contract. Uploading it to a site together with its password hands over both at once. Here the password is used inside your browser to open the file and nothing else.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe?
This is the case this tool exists for. Neither the file nor the password leaves your device, unlike sites that process on a server.
Can I merge several months?
Yes. Use Merge: it accepts protected PDFs and asks for the password in each row.
All the work is done by your browser. We store no files and know no passwords.
Works with protected PDFs (including AES-256). Only produces PDF files.