Set PDF Permissions for Distribution
Control who can print, edit, copy, or annotate your PDF documents
Why Set PDF Permissions for Distribution?
When distributing PDFs to clients, members, or the public, you may want to allow viewing but restrict printing, copying, or editing. Setting permissions gives you granular control over what recipients can do with your document.
How to Set PDF Permissions for Distribution — Step by Step
Follow the shortest path for this exact task, then jump into the tool when you are ready to compress the file.
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Upload the PDF document
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Set permissions: allow/deny printing, editing, copying, annotations
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Set an owner password to protect the permissions
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Download the permissions-locked PDF
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I allow printing but prevent copying?
Will the document still be viewable?
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