Make quick changes to a PDF without Acrobat. Add text anywhere on the page (English, Arabic and other languages), insert an image or logo, white-out old text, highlight important lines or draw a box around something. The editor runs in your browser, so your file never leaves your device.
How to edit a PDF
- Select or drop your PDF. The first page opens in the editor.
- Choose a tool above the page:
- Text - adds a text box; click it to type, drag it to move it.
- Image - pick a picture or logo, then drag and resize it.
- White-out, Highlight or Box - drag on the page to draw.
- Use the arrows to move between pages. Remove any item with its ✕ button.
- Click Save & download PDF.
Ideas for using the PDF editor
- Fill in a form that has no fillable fields - type on the lines.
- Correct a typo: white-out the wrong word and type the right one on top.
- Add your company logo or a stamp image to an invoice.
- Highlight the parts of a contract you want someone to read.
Good to know
White-out covers content visually but does not delete it from the file. To remove sensitive information permanently, use Redact PDF. To sign a document, use Sign PDF, which has a signature pad.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the existing text in my PDF?
You can hide existing text with white-out and type new text on top of it. Editing the original words directly is not supported.
Does the editor support Arabic text?
Yes. Type Arabic or any other language in a text box and it is saved correctly in the PDF.
Will my PDF quality change?
No. Your additions are placed on top of the original page, which stays exactly as it was.
Is my document uploaded?
No. All editing happens in your browser.