I received a .maipdf file
Install MaiPDF, then open the file. Most documents do not require an account.
MaiPDF is made for everyone — not just businesses. It creates protected .maipdf files and opens them in a dedicated reader. The app is free to download and use — free for senders and readers.
Android · iPhone & iPad · Windows · macOS
Install MaiPDF, then open the file. Most documents do not require an account.
Protect it for free in MaiPDF, then send the .maipdf file through email, chat, cloud storage, or USB.
Free for senders and readers. Choose an app store or a direct installer.
Install from Google Play or use the direct APK.
For iPhone and iPad from the App Store.
Use Microsoft Store or the direct installer.
Use Mac App Store or the signed DMG.
No special sharing service is required. The protected file can travel through any normal file channel.
Choose a PDF and set expiry, device limits, recipient rules, and access controls.
Share the new .maipdf file by email, messaging, cloud storage, USB, or any other method.
The recipient opens it with the free MaiPDF app. Most files work without an account.
Still in control: the sender can pause or revoke access after the file has been shared.
MaiPDF gives individuals, teachers, students, creators, small teams, and businesses the same simple way to protect and open shared documents.
Uses platform protection to limit screenshots and screen recording.
Limit which devices and recipients can open a protected document.
Stop future access by date, usage rule, pause, or revocation.
Display a trace code that helps identify the source of a leak.
Yes. Protecting and opening files are free. MaiPDF is built for everyday users, not only companies. If the app needs funding in the future, that may come from optional plans for high-volume use or light in-app advertising — not a fee for ordinary recipients to open files.
Usually not. Most files open without an account. Sign-in is only required when the sender restricts a file to specific people.
It is a protected package created from a PDF. It keeps the document encrypted and applies the sender's access rules when opened in MaiPDF.
Forwarding a copy does not automatically grant access. The same device, recipient, expiry, and revocation rules still apply.