Unlock Cloud using cURL
Easily remove annotations, comments, and notes from spreadsheet files with our powerful API. Supports Excel (.xlsx, .xls), CSV, TSV, Apple Numbers, and more. Fast, secure, and developer-friendly. Clean your data with one simple call.
Automate spreadsheet unlocking using cURL and our cloud-based API. Whether you're working with Excel (.xlsx, .xls, .xlsm), CSV (.csv), TSV (.tsv), or Apple Numbers (.numbers), this solution lets you upload a password-protected file and remove its encryption-all with a simple command-line call. The password is passed securely as a query string. Ideal for developers, analysts, and DevOps teams, cURL offers a lightweight, scriptable way to restore access without relying on GUIs or browser-based tools.
With cURL, you can integrate spreadsheet unlocking into shell scripts, CI/CD pipelines, or remote server workflows. Upload files via multipart/form-data and pass the password as a query string-all from your terminal. This method ensures fast, secure, and scalable access restoration with minimal dependencies.
Key Features
Command-line simplicity: Use cURL to send password-protected spreadsheet files directly to our cloud API for unlocking. No SDKs, wrappers, or GUIs-just restored access with a few lines of terminal code. Ideal for automation, scripting, and remote operations.
Secure password removal: Pass the password as a query string and receive an unlocked version of the file. Perfect for recovery, migration, or integration into broader data workflows.
Seamless integration: Easily embed into CI/CD workflows, cron jobs, or shell scripts. cURL's cross-platform compatibility makes it perfect for Linux, macOS, and Windows environments.
Secure and scalable: All file transfers are encrypted, and the API scales from small unlock jobs to enterprise-grade recovery pipelines. Unlock spreadsheet content at speed with full control over headers, tokens, and responses.
Live Demos
You can try the Unlock Cloud API using the cURL command
curl -X POST "https://api.sheetize.cloud/unlock?secret=yourPassword123" \
-F "UploadFileRequest.File=@/path/to/protected-spreadsheet.xlsx"
Usage Notes:
?secret=yourPassword→ Pass the password as a query string- Returns an unlocked version of the uploaded spreadsheet
- Supports Excel, CSV, TSV, Numbers, and more
