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PDF Editor

Open a PDF and place new content on the page — a text box, a drawn or typed signature, an image, or a white rectangle to cover something up. Drag and resize each item, then download a new PDF. Like Sejda, it overlays content rather than retyping the PDF's own text, so it works on scans and generated PDFs alike. Everything runs in your browser.

Drop a PDF here, or click to chooseEverything is edited in your browser — nothing is uploaded

Add text, a signature, an image, or white-out boxes anywhere on the page, then download a new PDF. Like Sejda, this overlays content — it doesn't retype the PDF's existing text. Works on any PDF, including scans (as an image underneath).

How to use it

  1. Drop in a PDF — its pages render for editing.
  2. Use the toolbar to add Text, a Signature, an Image or a White-out box.
  3. Drag each item to position it and pull the corner handle to resize; edit text and colour in the panel.
  4. Move between pages with Prev / Next, then click Download edited PDF.

FAQ

Can I edit the text that's already in the PDF?
No — like Sejda, this overlays new content. Editing a PDF's original text is only reliable on digitally generated PDFs and is a different kind of tool. To change existing text here, cover it with a white-out box and type over it.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Yes. A scan is just an image, so you can add text, a signature or white-out on top of it and download the result.
Which characters can I type?
Text uses the standard Helvetica font, which covers basic Latin (English and most European letters). Non-Latin scripts like Devanagari won't render.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The PDF is rendered with pdf.js and rewritten with pdf-lib entirely on your device.

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