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Edit PDF

Edit PDFs in your browser: add text, white-out, images, shapes, highlights, drawings and signatures, then rotate, reorder or delete pages. Nothing is uploaded.

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How to edit a PDF

  1. Open a PDF — drag and drop it, or click to browse. It is read on your device and never uploaded.
  2. Pick a tool: add text, cover existing content with white-out, highlight, draw shapes or freehand, insert an image or add your signature.
  3. Select anything you added to move, resize, restyle or delete it. Undo and redo with Ctrl/⌘ Z and Ctrl/⌘ Shift Z.
  4. Rotate, reorder or delete pages from the page list.
  5. Press “Download PDF”. Your edits are written into the original file as real text and vector shapes.

Private by design

The editor runs in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded: it is opened, edited and saved on your device. The original page content is kept intact and your additions are written on top as real, selectable text and vector graphics.

Keyboard: Tab to an item you added, move it with the arrow keys (Shift for bigger steps), press Enter to edit text and Delete to remove it. Activating a drawing tool with the keyboard places a new item on the current page.

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Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. The editor runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF is opened, edited and saved on your device, and never sent to our server.

Will the text I add be selectable and searchable?

Yes. Text is written into the PDF as real text using the standard PDF fonts (Helvetica, Times and Courier), and shapes and drawings are saved as vector graphics, so nothing is flattened into an image.

Can I change the text that is already in the PDF?

Cover it with the White-out tool, then type the replacement on top with the Text tool. The original page content itself is kept unchanged.

Which characters can I type?

Text uses the standard PDF fonts, which cover Western European languages (Latin-1). Characters outside that set, such as emoji or CJK, are replaced with “?” when you save.

Can I edit password-protected PDFs?

Not yet. Remove the password first, then open the file here.