Edit PDF in your browser
Add a note, drop in a logo or stamp, highlight a key clause, sketch an arrow, number the pages, or crop a page, all on a live preview of your PDF. The editing happens on your device, so the file is never uploaded.
- Switch between Text, Image, Draw, Highlight, and Crop tools.
- Drag text and images to move them around the page.
- Add headers, footers, or page numbers in the same session.
- Your edits are made and saved in your browser, never uploaded.
How to use Edit PDF
- Open your PDF and choose the page you want to edit.
- Pick Text, Image, Draw, Highlight, or Crop and add your changes.
- Check your pages and click Save edited PDF.
Technical notes & limits
- Adds things on top of the page. It doesn’t reflow existing paragraphs, and added text uses standard Latin fonts.
- Editing breaks existing digital signatures and is not a substitute for real redaction.
Editing a PDF isn’t like editing a Word file
A PDF is a fixed layout, not a document that reflows as you type. This editor adds new text, images, highlights, and drawings on top of your pages. If you need to rewrite existing paragraphs, convert the file with PDF to Word instead.
Covering text doesn’t remove it
Putting a black box or an image over sensitive words only hides them on screen. The text underneath can still be selected and copied. To remove Social Security numbers, account details, or names for good, use Redact PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move or delete an annotation after placing it on a page?
Yes. Drag text or images to move them, or click Remove next to any edit in the sidebar.
Can I use Edit PDF to black out confidential text?
No. Drawing over text leaves it in the file, where it can still be copied. Use Redact PDF to remove it for good.
Are my edited PDFs uploaded to any server?
No. Every edit and the final save happen in your browser.