PDF Editor
PDF Editor is a free tool that edits PDFs right in your browser. Drop a PDF to see a preview, then add text, white out (delete) existing content, insert images and highlight, and save it all as a new PDF. Files are never sent to a server — everything runs 100% in your browser.
How to use, step by step
Open a PDF
Drag and drop a PDF or click to open. The first page preview appears.
Pick a tool
From the top toolbar choose Text, Image, White-out or Highlight.
Edit
Click to add text and change its content, size and color. Use White-out to cover existing text with a white box, and add images. Drag elements to move them and use the corner handle to resize.
Navigate pages
For multi-page PDFs, use the arrows to move between pages and edit each one.
Save
Press Save (PDF) to download a new PDF with your edits merged into the original.
Use it when you…
- ✓Fix a wrong word on a contract or form by covering it and typing new text
- ✓Add a stamp, signature or logo image to a PDF
- ✓Redact part of a quote or document before sharing
- ✓Add notes or highlights to a scanned PDF
FAQ
Q. Can I edit the original PDF text directly?
PDF text is fixed to coordinates rather than being an editable field, so changing the glyphs themselves is hard. Instead you white-out the old text with a box and place new text on top.
Q. Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. Everything is processed 100% in your browser, so the PDF is never sent to a server.
Q. What images can I add?
PNG and JPG images. A transparent PNG works best for stamps, signatures and logos.
Q. Does it work with multiple pages?
Yes. Move between pages, add text, images and white-outs on each, and save them all at once.