Free PDF editor
On your deviceEdit PDF lets you add things on top of your pages: text, images such as a logo, shapes (rectangle, ellipse, line or arrow), highlights, whiteout and a signature. Click or drag on the page to place an object, then move, resize or delete it, with undo and redo if you change your mind. It covers the edits most people actually need: filling in a blank, adding a note, boxing a total or highlighting a line. It does not change text that is already in the PDF. PDFEdit runs the editor in your browser, so your document is never uploaded. Free, no sign-up, no watermark.
How to edit a PDF
- Click Select PDF file or drop a PDF onto the page.
- Pick a tool: Text, Image, Shapes, Highlight, Whiteout or Sign.
- Click or drag on the page to place the object; move, resize or delete it as needed.
- Click Apply changes, then Download.
Step 1
Click Select PDF file or drop a PDF onto the page.
Step 2
Pick a tool: Text, Image, Shapes, Highlight, Whiteout or Sign.
Step 3
Click or drag on the page to place the object; move, resize or delete it as needed.
Step 4
Click Apply changes, then Download.
Why PDFEdit
Edit without uploading
The document stays in your browser the whole time.
The everyday edits in one place
Text, images, shapes, highlights, whiteout and signatures.
Free and clean
No account, no daily limit, no watermark.
FAQ
Can I change the existing text in my PDF?
No. The editor adds new content on top of the page; it can't rewrite text that's already there. To replace a word, cover it with Whiteout and add new text on top.
Does Whiteout permanently remove the text underneath?
No. Whiteout only covers it visually. The original text is still in the file and can be found by searching or copying. Don't use it to hide sensitive information.
Can I add a logo or picture?
Yes. Choose Image and pick a file from your device, then position and resize it.
Can I fill in a form with it?
You can type text anywhere on the page with the Text tool, which works for forms without fillable fields. Afterwards, Flatten PDF can lock form fields into the page.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Editing happens in your browser.
