Place text, pictures, shapes and freehand marks anywhere on your pages, then change their size, font and color. It all happens inside your browser.
or choose a file from your device
Pick a tool, then click or drag on a page.
You can keep editing and save again. Nothing was sent anywhere.
Pages are drawn on screen by your browser. No upload, no waiting on a server.
Place text, images, shapes or freehand marks. Drag to move, pull the green dot to resize, and change color, font and size any time.
Your additions are written onto the original pages, and the edited PDF downloads straight to your device.
Contracts, forms and ID copies stay on your machine instead of passing through a third party's server.
The saved file is clean. There is no sign-up and no page limit imposed by a server queue.
Your additions are layered on top, so the original text and images keep their quality instead of being flattened.
No. The file is opened and edited in your browser's memory and never sent to a server. Closing the tab clears it.
Yes. Choose Edit text and click a line of text on the page. The tool covers the original and gives you an editable copy that matches its size and color. The replacement uses a standard font (Helvetica, Times or Courier), so it may look slightly different from the original. Scanned PDFs contain no real text to pick up; use Whiteout and the Text tool instead.
No. Whiteout and Edit text only cover the original content visually, and the hidden text may still be selectable or extractable. Do not rely on them to redact sensitive information.
Ctrl/Cmd+Z undoes, Ctrl/Cmd+Y (or Shift+Z) redoes, Ctrl/Cmd+D duplicates, arrow keys nudge the selected item (hold Shift for bigger steps), and Delete removes it. Ctrl/Cmd + scroll zooms, double-click a blank spot to add text, and Ctrl/Cmd+V pastes an image from your clipboard.
Text uses the standard PDF fonts (Helvetica, Times, Courier), which cover Latin-based languages. Characters outside that set, such as Arabic, Chinese or emoji, can't be embedded and are replaced with "?". For those, draw the text with the Draw tool or add it as an image.
Use Draw to sign with your mouse or finger, or add a picture of your signature with Image. Note that this is a visual signature, not a cryptographic digital signature.
Yes. Any change to a signed PDF invalidates its digital signature. Edit first, then sign, or keep the original signed copy.
You can type over fields with the Text tool and place checkmarks with Draw or Text. Fields are not made interactive, so the filled result is a flattened visual copy.
Choose Select, then click an item. Drag it to move, pull the green dot to resize, and use Color, Font, Font size or Line width to restyle it. Double-click text to edit it. Press Delete, or use the Delete button, to remove it. Undo (or Ctrl/Cmd+Z) reverses your last change.
Password-protected or damaged PDFs can't be read. Remove the password first, or try re-saving the file from the program that created it. If the tool itself fails to load, an ad-blocker or network issue may be blocking its PDF engine.
Yes. Tap to place text and use your finger to draw. For precise placement of small items, a larger screen is easier.
Once the page has fully loaded, editing and saving don't need the network again.