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In this video tutorial, the presenter demonstrates how to use VBA to encrypt PDF files. First, download the encrypt PDF.exe file. Use an Excel spreadsheet with file paths in column A and passwords in column B. Make backups before running the macro. In VBA, create a new module and macro called "encrypt PDFs." Declare variables for file name and row number. Set up the worksheet reference as "ws" to the worksheet named "pl." Launch the VBA window from the developer tab to run the macro.