Check whether a PDF is unencrypted or uses RC4 40/128-bit or AES 128/256-bit encryption dictionaries.
or drag and drop your file here
.pdf file into the dashed box.| Tool Name | PDF Encryption Inspector (SYCAGO PDF Suite) |
|---|---|
| Accepted Input Formats | .pdf (Single file) |
| Processing Architecture | 100% Browser-Based (Client-Side HTML5 / WebAssembly) |
| Data Privacy | Files are processed locally in your browser memory and are never stored on third-party servers. |
Is the SYCAGO PDF Encryption Inspector tool completely free?
Yes. PDF Encryption Inspector runs 100% free in your browser with no watermarks, no daily registration walls, and no hidden fees.
Are my PDF files uploaded to a remote server?
No. This tool uses 100% Browser-Based technology (powered by WebAssembly and HTML5 Canvas), meaning your PDF files are parsed and generated directly inside your own web browser for complete confidentiality.
What should I do after using PDF Encryption Inspector?
Once your file is processed, you can download it immediately or click any of the recommended next-step buttons in the completion panel to jump straight to companion tools in our PDF Tools Hub.
Instantly view a full matrix of allowed vs. restricted actions inside any PDF document.
Lock interactive layers, apply security restrictions, and embed protective verification markers onto your PDF.
Enter the authorized password for your encrypted PDF once to export an unlocked copy for easier daily reading and merging.
View comprehensive technical properties including PDF header version, linearization, producer engine, and object count.
Scan a PDF for cryptographic `/Sig` dictionaries, verify whether `/ByteRange` covers the complete file, and list signature fields.