Macos- Learn how to Password protect a PDF in Macos.

Wonder how you can password protect a PDF in MACOS. If your answer is yes, then you are in the right place.

In the internet, PDFs are paper documents. They look standard, even it looks the same on every system regardless of what fonts you have installed, and most importantly they are not the thing user can edit. But if you want to keep them secure, then you must know how to password protect a PDF.

Protecting your PDF with a password isn’t a difficult task. Just read on and follow the steps:

In Mac, there is a preview (a piece of software) that’s capable of opening most documents and image formats. Not only this, but it also offers some basic editing capabilities, which we called “the hidden paint app on every Mac”.

• Start preview, go to file menu in the upper-left corner and click open. After this, choose the PDF file you want to password protect and then click the open button.

• Finished the PDF document you want to password protect them, click the file menu again and select export from the drop-down menu. After this select a save location for the file then, must check the box directly left of Encrypt and enter the password in the space provided. 

Note- verify your password if prompted.

• To make sure that your PDF is protected, try to open your newly modified PDF in preview. Password prompt screens then appear which indicates that your PDF is password protected. 

After this entire thing kindly enters the correct password and enjoy the privacy of your new PDF!

I hope this information helps you.

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