What it does
PDF Editor lets you add and modify text, images and shapes and reorganise pages, then export the edited PDF.
- Content + page editing
How do I edit a PDF?
Edit a PDF by uploading it and adding or changing text, images and shapes, then rearranging or deleting pages. Make your changes on the page and download the edited PDF. Everything happens in your browser, so the file stays private.
- Add or edit text, images and shapes
- Insert, delete and reorder pages
- Draw and annotate on the page
- 100% client-side
What is
PDF Editor
A tool for modifying a PDF — adding or changing text and images, drawing shapes, and reorganising pages — then saving the result.
PDF Tools
Related terms
annotateorganize PDF
Frequently Asked Questions
You can add and overlay text.
Add new text, cover or replace areas, and place images or shapes; complex reflow of original text is limited.
Yes.
Insert, delete, rotate and reorder pages as part of editing.
No.
Edits are applied with pdf-lib in your browser.
Detailed Explanation
How it works
Edits are composited onto the pages and page operations applied with pdf-lib before saving.
- pdf-lib editing
Use cases
Fix a typo by overlay, add a logo, redo page order, or annotate a document before sending.
- Quick fixes and additions
Limitations
Editing works by overlaying and page-level operations rather than fully reflowing the original text stream.
- Overlay-based edits
Privacy
All editing happens in the browser; the file is never uploaded.
- 100% local