Unlock a password-protected payslip from HR
Employers and banks across Saudi Arabia routinely email payslips and statements as password-protected PDFs, usually locked with your national ID or employee number. If you know the password and are tired of typing it every time, remove it once from your own copy.
Drop your files here
Files are processed on your device and never uploaded
Why it arrives locked in the first place
A password is a simple way to protect the document if it reaches the wrong inbox. The common convention in Saudi Arabia is the national ID, the iqama number, or the employee number, depending on your employer's or bank's policy. Check the message the file came with, since it usually states the format used.
This removes a password, it does not break one
The tool decrypts with the correct password that you type in, exactly the way any PDF reader does when it opens the file. It does not guess or crack passwords, and without the right one the file stays locked. Use it on your own documents only.
Why it matters that it stays on your device
A payslip carries your salary, your employee number, and often your ID number, which makes it one of the most sensitive documents you handle. Unlocking here happens inside your browser, so neither the file nor the password leaves your device or reaches any server. Afterwards you can compress it or merge it with other documents with the same privacy.
Three steps, that's it
Drop the protected payslip into the tray
Type the password that opens the file today
Click unlock and download a password-free copy
Frequently asked questions
I do not know the password. Can you help?
We cannot. This removes a password you already know, it is not a guesser or a cracker. Check the message from your employer or bank, since the password is usually your national ID or employee number.
Do you keep the password or the payslip?
No. Everything runs inside your browser, and neither the file nor the password is uploaded to any server, so there is nothing on our side to keep.
Can I protect the file again with a different password?
Yes. After unlocking, use the protect PDF tool to set a new password of your own choosing.
