Edit PDF
Click any text to change it, add text and images.
Free, no sign-up. It runs inside your browser: your files never leave your device.
Edit a PDF in your browser: click any line of text to change it, and add text, drawings, shapes, highlights, images and signatures. Use it to fix a typo, update a date or fill in a page.
How to use Edit PDF
- Drop a PDF on the page.
- Pick "Edit text" and click any line to change its words.
- Use the other tools to add text, draw, add a rectangle, ellipse, line or arrow, highlight, white-out, or place an image or signature.
- Click "Save changes" and download the edited PDF.
Questions
Can I change the text that is already in a PDF?
Yes. Pick Edit text and click a line. The changed line is taken out of the file and written again, so the old words are really gone.
Will the font stay the same?
A changed line keeps its own font when every letter is already on the page in that font. Otherwise it is written in Noto Sans.
Can I add a picture or my signature?
Yes. Use Image to place a picture, or Signature to add your signature.
Is my PDF uploaded while I edit?
No. Editing happens in your browser. It is free and needs no account.
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