Edit existing PDF text in the same font, and add text, images, shapes, arrows, drawings, highlights and white-out. Free and private: nothing is uploaded.
Processed on your device. Never uploaded.
Upload your PDF.
Click any line of text to change it. The original font, size and colour are kept.
Use the toolbar to add text, an image, shapes, lines and arrows, freehand drawing, highlights or white-out.
Drag anything you added to move it, use the corner to resize, and adjust colour and size in the panel.
Click Save PDF and download.
Yes, as closely as possible. The tool reuses the font embedded in your PDF and matches the size, colour and position of the original line. Many PDFs only embed the letters they actually use; if you type a letter that isn't in the file, that line is drawn in the closest standard font (Helvetica, Times or Courier) in the same weight and style. The panel shows which font will be used before you save.
Yes. Choose Add text and click where it should go, or Image to place a picture or logo, then drag and resize it. Shapes, arrows, freehand drawing, highlights and white-out are in the same toolbar.
Use White-out to cover it with white (or any colour). For text you want gone for good, click the text and delete it instead: that removes it from the file, so it can't be copied or found.
Scanned pages are pictures, so their text can't be changed, but you can still add text, white-out, highlights and images on top of them.
Yes, in almost all PDFs. The old text is deleted from the page itself, so it can't be copied, searched or found later. In rare files with unusual fonts it can only be covered with its background colour; it then looks identical but may still exist underneath, so check before sharing confidential documents.
No. Editing happens entirely in your browser and your document never leaves your device.