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Removes password protection from .docx
files.
Forgot the password to your .docx
file?
Docxfree will create a copy of the original file with
the password protection removed, append unlocked-
to the beginning
of the filename, and saves them into a docxfreed/
directory.
A copy is created to avoid potential corruption of the original file.
Warning
Only works on .docx
files. (Office 2007 or newer)
Will NOT work with .doc
files.
- Easy to use CLI
- Single file operation
- Batch operations on a specified directory
- Optional depth argument to process nested directories
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/nronzel/docxfree.git
cd docxfree
Build the program:
go build
Download the correct binary from the latest release.
You can specify a single filename, or a path to a directory.
If you specify a path, you can also specify an optional depth argument if there are
sub-directories that contain .docx
files that you need processed. The default depth (1)
means it will only process the specified directory and no sub-directories. Use a depth of 2
or
higher to include nested directories.
Arg | Description |
---|---|
-f (file) | Specify a single .docx file. |
-p (path) | Specify a directory of .docx files. |
-d (depth) | *Optional - Recursion depth. Default: 1 |
Arguments:
-f: Specify a single filename.
-p: Specify a path to a directory of files.
-d: *Optional - Depth of recursion when specifying a path. Default: 1 (specified dir only)
Usage:
> Single File:
docxfree -f [filename]
> Batch Operations:
docxfree -p [path/to/files]
docxfree -p [path/to/files] -d [recursion-depth]
Examples:
docxfree -f document.docx
docxfree -p protected_docs/
docxfree -p /path/to/files -d 3
Office 2007 and newer .docx
files are actually just a zip archive with
multiple XML files. When you apply password protection to the document,
a <w:documentProtection>
node is added to the settings.xml
file in the archive.
This utility creates a copy of all of the XML files in the .docx
archive,
and creates a modified copy of the settings.xml
file with the protection node
removed.
Older Office files (.doc
) are a single binary file and not an XML archive,
so this method of removing password protection will not work.