Your finishing touches, in place.
Click a paragraph and type directly on the page. Adjust text, move and resize existing images, or add new content. Review actual PDF changes before saving a new copy.
Edit PDF text, move and resize images, and add your finishing touches. Arrange your pages and bring it all together in one private PDF editor.
Click a paragraph and type directly on the page. Adjust text, move and resize existing images, or add new content. Review actual PDF changes before saving a new copy.
Rotate, duplicate, remove, and rearrange pages. Add a page, bring in another PDF, or save just the pages you need. Undo and redo let you refine the result before downloading.
Your PDF, images, and form details are processed in this browser. The essentials prepare while you choose a file; additional local modules load as needed. Capacity depends on your device.
Open one private workspace to add searchable text, local images, shapes, and visual signatures, organize pages, and save a new PDF. The interface appears first; shared essential modules prepare in the background and additional capabilities load when selected. Choose Edit PDF Text, click a detected paragraph, and type directly in the preview. Words wrap within the paragraph width and are written back as native PDF text. Single-object editing remains available in Advanced Settings. Move, rotate and resize embedded images while preserving their pixels; unsupported content receives a specific explanation. Documents and edit history remain in this browser.
Choose your local PDF, select a tool, and work directly on its page preview. Add and adjust supported objects, organize pages, then save a downloadable copy. The source file is not overwritten.
Yes. Add Text places real searchable text in the saved PDF using supported embedded fonts. Move, resize, style, and rotate text you add in the editor.
Yes. Choose Edit PDF Text and click a paragraph directly in the preview. Type at the caret, select words, or press Enter; lines wrap within the selected text box. The local engine replaces the actual original text, and Save includes the last keystrokes. Font, size, color and paragraph width are adjustable. Other paragraphs and pages retain their positions. Subset fonts may need an explicit replacement font; scans and unsupported objects are explained separately.
Yes. Choose local PNG, JPEG, or supported WebP images, position them on the page, and adjust their size and appearance. Your images are not uploaded. Choose Edit PDF Images to select an original embedded image and move, rotate, or resize its instance without re-encoding its pixels.
Yes. Select pages in the thumbnail strip to move, rotate, duplicate, remove, or extract them. Use pointer controls or the Move Earlier and Move Later buttons. At least one page must remain in a saved PDF.
Yes. Save As supports selected pages or an explicit page range. The output includes the chosen pages and applicable edits in the requested order. Interactive or document-level features may impose compatibility limits that are reported before saving.
Supported AcroForm capabilities use the shared local form engine. Visual signatures are visible marks; they are not certificate based digital signatures. XFA, unsupported field behavior, embedded scripts, and existing digital signatures receive explicit compatibility handling.
Save As exposes formats supported by the shared converter registry. Selecting a format prepares its required modules on demand. Conversion can reconstruct content with layout limitations; it does not make all original PDF objects natively editable. Unavailable formats are not presented as working exports.
No. Reading, preview, edits, form values, output validation, and downloads are local. Only fixed self-hosted application modules are requested. Preferences may retain a tool ID or layout, never document contents, filenames, passwords, or edit history.
No. Compression is explicit. Crop changes visible boundaries and is not secure deletion. Redaction marks are temporary until the verified redaction workflow is explicitly applied, with its preservation limits reviewed. Ordinary Save does not turn black overlays into permanent redaction.
There is no application file-size quota. Available memory, PDF complexity, safe rendering budgets, and the device browser still limit what can be opened or processed. Heavy engines load only when requested; their preparation can be retried without uploading the file.