PDF Password Finder – Find PDF Password

We always use owner passwords to protect our PDF documents from being modified by other readers. If we forget the owner passwords set by ourselves, it will be much inconvenient to edit the PDF documents in the future. Fortunately, there is an application named eePDF PDF Password Finder which can help us to find the forgotten owner passwords of PDF files.

Before buy this application, you can download and evaluate PDF Password Finder here. This application is useful for finding the forgotten owner password of PDF files. However, if the PDF file is encrypted by a user (open) password that prevents being opened, the user password is required by the application to access the PDF file.

Step 1. The following screen snapshot is from the main interface form of the application. The table in the upper part of the form is for listing those PDF files processed by the application. Button [Open PDF(s)] is for adding more PDF files into the list.

You can drag more than one PDF file from the Windows Explorer and drop them into the file list, and then you will see dialog requiring for a directory to save the new PDF files with owner password removed. The password is removed instantly when adding the PDF files into the file list. After removing the owner password, you can set a new password for your PDF file, which means your password is found.

PDF Password Finder has these features as listed below:
Support all Windows platforms – it supports running in Microsoft Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/2008/7 systems of both 32 and 64-bit.
Batch process – it can find the passwords of more than one owner password protected pdf files in a batch process mode.
Instant action – it removes the passwords instantly after opening the PDF files.
Support PDF format of version 1.8 – it supports to find passwords of PDF version 1.8.
Support various decryption methods – it supports to find the owner password of 40-bit RC4 encryption, 128-bit RC4 encryption and AES encryption.
Independent of Adobe Acrobat – it is independent of Adobe Acrobat or Adobe PDF Reader.