PDF editor
Add and edit text, images, shapes, signatures, comments and links in a full editor.
Runs in your browser — files never leave your deviceInput: PDFOutput: PDFSee limitations
or drag and drop a file here
About PDF editor
A complete editor: add text and images, draw, highlight, comment, sign, add links, stamps and form fields, and reorganise pages — with undo/redo. Existing text can be edited where the PDF's text encoding allows it.
How it works
- Add your pdf — drag and drop or browse.
- Choose your settings.
- Click the action button and wait a moment.
- Download the result. Nothing was uploaded.
Good to know
- Edited text keeps the document's own fonts. Characters an embedded font doesn't contain are drawn in a matching open font: the same font when the document uses a free one (Roboto, Open Sans, Lato, Montserrat, Noto and others), a metric-compatible stand-in for common Office fonts (Carlito for Calibri, Arimo for Arial, Tinos for Times New Roman, Caladea for Cambria, Gelasio for Georgia, Cousine for Courier New), or otherwise the open font closest in letter widths — a close match, not the original design.
- Some PDFs encode text in ways that can't be edited in place — the editor then covers the original and tells you so.
- Click a line to edit it — inside a paragraph the whole paragraph opens and rewraps with its original line spacing, alignment and indent, breaking lines exactly where the saved PDF will. A paragraph that grows adds lines below itself; if they run into content below, the editor and the save message say so. Text doesn't flow across columns or pages, and other content isn't moved.
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