Draw, highlight, add text, and annotate your PDF documents directly in the browser.
Editing a PDF lets you add text, draw annotations, highlight passages, and make corrections directly on the document — without needing to convert it first. PDFs are often the final format for contracts, forms, and reports, so being able to edit them in place saves a lot of back-and-forth.
Freelancers annotate client contracts before signing. Students highlight and add margin notes to study materials. Managers add comments and corrections to draft reports. Anyone filling out a PDF form benefits from direct text editing rather than printing and scanning.
Add freeform text anywhere on the page. Draw rectangles, circles, or freehand paths. Insert sticky note annotations. Highlight existing text. All edits are layered on top of the original PDF non-destructively and saved into the output file.
Your files never leave your browser. No account required, no server uploads — just fast, local processing. This is what it means to edit PDF online without uploading.
Add text boxes, freehand drawings, highlights, and shape overlays.
Replaces desktop editors like Adobe Acrobat for basic annotation tasks.
Your sensitive documents are never uploaded to a server.
Upload your PDF, add text/draw/highlights, then save and download the edited file—no Adobe Acrobat required.
This tool focuses on adding annotations and overlays. To modify existing text, convert the PDF to Word first, edit, then convert it back.
Yes, the annotations are flattened into the PDF when you save, making them a permanent part of the document.
Yes, use the undo button in the toolbar or press Ctrl+Z to revert your last action.
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