Batch PDF Encrypt

Batch PDF Encrypt is a lightweight software application built specifically for helping you encrypt multiple PDF files.
The layout is intuitive enough to be configured without having to consult a help manual or watch online tutorials.
The program gives you the possibility to upload files into the working environment using the built-in browse function or “drag and drop” operations.
The batch processing function proves to be particularly useful, as it enables you to add multiple PDF files and process them at the same time. You can add items individually to the list or insert the content of an entire folder.
What’s more, you can carry out the encryption process by setting up passwords or selecting a certificate.
Another notable characteristic worth mentioning is represented by the possibility to configure the permission parameters for allowing copying, reading, printing, and editing operations (creating, inserting, rotating, and deleting pages, filling in form fields and signing, and commenting).
Last but not least, you can deny or enable the access to PDF files, pick the saving directory, and automatically open the target location at the end of the task.
During our testing we have noticed that Batch PDF Encrypt carries out a task quickly, and no errors showed up throughout the entire process. It doesn’t eat up a lot of CPU and memory, so the overall performance of the computer is not burdened.
All in all, Batch PDF Encrypt proves to be a reliable application that offers a decent performance and handy set of parameters for helping you encrypt PDF files in a batch mode. Thanks to its intuitive layout, even rookies can master the entire process with minimum effort.