Edit PDF

Drop it on this page. The editor opens with Edit text chosen: click any line and type. Use Add text to write somewhere new and Move to shift text and images, then Export to download the result.

Yes, which most free editors cannot do. Click a line and type: the change is set in the document's own font where it has the characters, in a close match where it doesn't, and a paragraph re-wraps as it grows. If an edit can't be made faithfully, the editor says why instead of guessing.

There isn't one: no trial, no paid plan for editing, no watermark, no account and no daily limit. It costs us nothing to run, because your computer does the work instead of a server of ours.

No. The PDF is opened, edited and saved inside your browser, and the download is made on your device. Nothing is sent to a server, so a confidential document stays as private as it is on your own computer.

A scan is a picture of text, so there are no words in it to change. Run OCR first (under More): it reads English text on your device and makes the pages searchable and selectable, and the words it finds can then be found and redacted.

Draw your signature with the pen, or type it in a text box, both in the Comment tool. For a signature that proves who signed and that nothing changed afterwards, Sign (under More) signs with your certificate file, and its key never leaves your device.

Yes. Type into its fields, and the answers are saved in the fields when you export. A flat form with nowhere to type can be given fields with Prepare form, which finds the blanks on the page for you.

Use Redact. It removes the words and pictures under each mark from the file itself, rather than drawing a box over them, and checks the download to confirm they are gone.

Yes. Drag pages into order, turn, duplicate or delete them, and drop in another PDF to add its pages. Bookmarks follow the pages they point to.

Yes. Text edits are written into the page itself, comments as the standard annotations any PDF reader lists, and form answers into the form's own fields.

Drop a .docx file and it opens as a PDF, ready to edit. If the converter had to simplify anything, it tells you what before the pages are added.

None is imposed. The only limit is your device's memory, so a phone manages smaller files than a laptop does.