So that is the interface of LibreOffice Draw.Īnd all we’re going to do is just come to File, Open.Īnd then we’ll navigate to the folder with the PDF file that we want to password protect. This is our PDF file and opening it there was no password requirement that was required.Īnd then since I’ve already installed LibreOffice, I’ll just click on Libre on the search.Īnd there are a couple of options that will come up LibreOffice Writer, LibreOffice Draw LibreOffice Calc, all these applications.īut what we need to work with inside so that we can open our PDF is LibreOffice Draw, I’ll just click on that.Īnd once it’s open, what we are going to do, we’re going to open up our PDF file. So I’m going to show you from my installation. So I’ve already downloaded and installed LibreOffice. If you want to pass or protect a PDF file on Linux, the process is the same. So if you want to password protect a PDF file on Mac, then you can download these and do it. LibreOffice is available for Windows, Linux and Mac.
So this is Libre Office, and to download, just come up to this section, and I will not be downloading and then just click on Download Libre Office.Īnd depending on your system, it’s going to automatically recognize your system. And this is a free, more or less like a word packed or Microsoft kind of suite.Īnd it has all the things that you need from the PowerPoint version, the PDF version that is LibreDraw, and LibreWriter, etc. It’s easy to do that without using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.Īnd it’s pretty simple using the suite called LibreOffice.
It’s not possible to set a password with this using Adobe Acrobat Reader.īut what if you wanted to password protect your PDF file, so that only persons that are authorized or have the password to read that particular PDF file can do it.
And this is the free version of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. My name is David and if this is your first time watching my videos, and you get value from the content that you watch, kindly consider liking this video and share it with your friends so that we can all learn together.Īnd if I just open it up, let’s assume I’m going to use something like Adobe Acrobat Reader. In this video, I’ll show you how to password protect a PDF file for free without using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.
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