Encrypt, watermark, digitally sign and permanently scrub sensitive content. Files are processed on indox infrastructure and auto-expire from R2 in 24 hours.
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The security hub groups the tools that protect, sign and clean a PDF: add or remove a password, change permissions, watermark, sign, certificate-sign, validate a signature, sanitize and redact.
Drop a PDF in the box above and indox starts with Add Password, or pick any tool from the grid. Free tools work without an account, and the Pro badge marks the tools that need a paid plan. Uploaded files are deleted from storage automatically.

Securing is usually the last step on a document. Reorder or split the pages in Organize first, fix text or metadata in Edit, and use the Advanced tools to run OCR on a scan. The forms library has IRS and USCIS forms you can fill and sign in the browser.
Browse the forms libraryMerge, split, rotate, rearrange and renumber pages.
Images, stamps, metadata, annotations and attachments.
OCR, compress, compare, repair and the Multi-Tool editor.
IRS and USCIS forms you can fill and sign in the browser.

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Uploaded and processed files are auto-deleted from Cloudflare R2 storage 24 hours after the job finishes.
No, password encryption is applied client-side to your file and indox never stores the password, so it can't be recovered.
Yes. Redact and Auto-Redact remove the underlying text and image data, not just a black overlay, so content cannot be recovered from the output file.
Add Password applies AES-256 encryption. Both an open password and an owner (permissions) password can be set independently.
No. PKCS#12 certificates are used in memory for signing and discarded. Input and output files auto-expire from R2 storage after 24 hours on the free plan.
Sign PDF places a drawn, typed or uploaded signature anywhere on a page. Certificate Sign applies a cryptographic digital signature from a PKCS#12 certificate, and Validate Signature checks the trust chain of a signed PDF.
It removes JavaScript, embedded files and hidden metadata from a PDF.