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To remove a PDF password, use the password you know in a compatible PDF editor and save a separate unprotected copy. ScanLens cannot import encrypted PDFs; bring the prepared copy into the app afterwards.
ScanLens cannot import an encrypted PDF or accept its opening password. First open the file in a compatible PDF app using the password you know and save an unprotected copy if you are authorized to do so. Import that copy into ScanLens for the next editing step.
Open the PDF in an editor that supports its password and permissions. Save a separate copy without password protection, keeping the protected original. Reopen the copy to check that it no longer asks for a password, then move it to Files and import it into ScanLens.
Removing protection makes the new copy easier to open and share, but it also changes who can read it. Choose its storage destination deliberately and check the recipient before sending.
ScanLens cannot import an encrypted PDF or accept its opening password. First open the file in a compatible PDF app using the password you know and save an unprotected copy if you are authorized to do so. Import that copy into ScanLens for the next editing step.
An opening password is needed to view the PDF. Permissions can restrict actions such as printing or editing. Use a compatible editor and the credentials required for the action; ask the owner for an authorized unprotected copy if you cannot export one.
Ask the sender or document creator for the password or an unprotected copy. ScanLens does not recover unknown passwords.
Yes. After importing an unprotected PDF, use ScanLens’s password-protected export to create a separately protected copy. Keep the original if you may need it later.
ScanLens cannot import an encrypted PDF or accept its opening password. First open the file in a compatible PDF app using the password you know and save an unprotected copy if you are authorized to do so. Import that copy into ScanLens for the next editing step.