Edit pages, add text, sign, and download.
Use the visual editor when a quick PDF tool is not enough. Upload a PDF, manage pages, mark up the document, then export the finished file.
Page sidebar
See thumbnails, reorder pages, rotate, delete, and extract selected pages.
Text tools
Add text anywhere with font, size, color, and opacity controls.
Signature
Draw, upload, or type your signature.
Shapes
Add highlights and rectangles for quick markup.
Browser-based
Supported editing runs on your device.
How to edit a PDF
1. Upload your PDF
Choose a file. The editor creates page previews in the browser.
2. Manage pages
Drag to reorder, rotate pages, delete pages, or add pages from another PDF.
3. Add markup
Add text, highlights, rectangles, or a signature where you need them.
4. Download
Export the edited PDF directly to your device.
A PDF is designed to look the same everywhere, which is exactly what makes it hard to change. When you need to reorder pages, drop a page, rotate a scan, add a line of text, or drop in a signature, you normally reach for expensive desktop software or upload your file to a website that stores it. This editor does the common editing jobs visually in your browser, so the document stays on your device and you keep control of what happens to it.
What you can change without extra software
The page sidebar lets you reorder pages by dragging, rotate pages that were scanned sideways, delete pages you do not need, and pull in pages from another PDF. These structural edits are the ones people most often need and the ones desktop tools charge the most for.
On top of that you can add text with control over font, size, colour, and opacity, place highlights and rectangles for quick markup, and add a signature by drawing, typing, or uploading it — all positioned exactly where you want on the page.
When to use the editor vs. a single-purpose tool
If you only need to do one thing — merge two files, split a document, or compress a PDF — a focused tool is faster and simpler. Reach for the full editor when a job needs several steps at once: reorder pages, then add text, then sign, then export.
Because everything happens in one workspace, you avoid the round trips of exporting from one tool and re-uploading to the next, and the file never leaves the browser in between.
Your file stays on your device
The editor reads and rewrites your PDF locally. It is not uploaded to a server for processing, which is the difference that matters when the document is a contract, a tax form, or anything containing personal information.
When you are done, the edited PDF is generated in the browser and downloaded straight to your computer, with your changes flattened into the file so they display correctly wherever it is opened next.
FAQ
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No. The editor opens and rewrites your PDF in the browser. The file is not sent to a server, so it stays private on your device.
Can I reorder and delete pages?
Yes. The page sidebar lets you drag to reorder, rotate, delete, and extract pages, and add pages from another PDF.
Can I add text to a scanned PDF?
You can place new text anywhere on the page, including over a scan. The editor adds a text layer; it does not retype the scanned content itself.
How do I sign in the editor?
Use the signature tool to draw, type, or upload a visual signature, then drag it into place. This does not create a certificate-backed digital signature.
Will my formatting be preserved?
Existing pages and content are kept as they are. Your edits are added on top and flattened into the exported file.
Does it work on mobile?
The editor runs in a modern mobile browser, though page management and precise placement are easier on a larger screen.
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