Edit PDF — Change Existing Text, Add Images & More
Click any word and type — the original is removed, not covered. Add text, images, shapes and links. Edited on your device, never uploaded.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Drop your PDF, click any text on the page and type. Press Enter to finish or Esc to cancel. The rest of the line moves to fit longer or shorter words. Then press Save to download the edited PDF.
Yes when possible: if the PDF's own font contains every letter you type, it's reused and looks identical. Otherwise we switch to a metric-compatible open font — Arimo for Arial, Tinos for Times New Roman, Carlito for Calibri — and tell you which.
Yes. The original words are taken out of the PDF's content, not just covered with a white box, so they can't be copied or found by search. White-out also removes the real text underneath it.
It edits line by line, so paragraphs don't re-wrap onto the next line. Scanned pages have no real text — use White-out and the Text tool there. Chinese, Arabic, Hindi and emoji replacements are placed as sharp images.
No. The editor runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, so it's safe for contracts, invoices and private documents. Fonts are downloaded once and then work offline.