By following the below steps, you can easily secure your PDF files with a password, ensuring that only authorized users can access them.

Step 1: Visit Adobe's Website

Go to adobe.com. You don’t need an account to use the password protection feature, but creating a free account can enhance your experience.

Step 2: Navigate to PDF Tools

At the top of the page, find the section for PDF and e-signatures. Click on it. Then, scroll down to Quick Actions and select View All Tools.

Step 3: Access the Protect PDF Feature

Scroll down to the Sign and Protect area. Look for the option that says Protect PDF and click on it. This feature allows you to set a password for your PDF.

Step 4: Upload Your PDF

You will be prompted to upload the PDF file you want to protect. Click on Select File and choose the document (e.g., an invoice) you wish to secure.

Step 5: Set Your Password

After uploading, you can set your password. Type in your desired password and confirm it. Make sure to choose a strong password for better security.

Step 6: Complete the Process

Click on Set Password to finalize the protection of your PDF. If you have an Adobe account, log in to continue. If not, you can create one for free.

Step 7: Download Your Protected PDF

Once logged in, you will see a screen to enter your password. After entering it, you can download your encrypted PDF using the Download button at the top of the screen.

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