ADD, EDIT AND FORMAT TEXT IN A PDF
PDF Editor
Add text and images, format them like a normal document editor, font, size, bold, italic, color, and edit or remove existing text. Delete, rotate and reorder pages. Download when it looks right.
Drop a PDF here, or browse
Everything happens in your browser
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Adding text, editing existing text, adding images, and managing pages costs nothing here, no account, no watermark on the download.
You can click existing text and it becomes an editable box with the same font size, so you can retype it, change the font, size, bold, italic, or color, and move it, the same way you would in Word. Behind the scenes this works by covering the original text and placing your new version in the same spot, which is how every browser based PDF editor handles this, rather than editing the PDF's internal code directly. Parts of the page you do not touch stay exactly as they were.
Yes. Click existing text and delete it to leave that spot blank, or use the remove area tool to draw a white box over anything, text, a photo, a stamp, a signature, and cover it completely.
Helvetica, Times, and Courier, each with bold and italic. These are the standard fonts every PDF reader supports without needing anything extra embedded in the file, which keeps the download small and reliable everywhere.
Yes, all from the page thumbnails on the left. Delete a page, rotate it, or drag it into a new position, and the download reflects the new order.
No. Every part of this, opening the file, editing it, and building the final download, happens in your browser. The file is never sent to a server.
Usually closely, since the replacement text starts at the same position and size as the original. Very tightly spaced or fully justified lines can shift slightly if the new text is a noticeably different length. Check the result before downloading and nudge the text box if needed.
A PDF editor that actually lets you format text
Upload a PDF and add text anywhere on the page, then format it properly, choose the font, set the size, make it bold or italic, pick a color, and align it, the same controls a document editor gives you. Click on text that is already in the PDF and it opens up for editing too, ready to retype and restyle in place. Drop in an image, resize it, and position it wherever it belongs.
The one thing worth understanding honestly: a PDF page is not a flowing document the way a Word file is, every letter sits at a fixed position, so editing existing text works by covering the original with a matching blank space and placing your new, formatted text in exactly that spot. That is the same technique behind every free PDF editor on the web, and in practice it looks and behaves like normal text editing. The parts of the page you never touch are left completely alone, still real text underneath, not turned into a flat picture.
Managing pages alongside the edits
The page thumbnails on the left are not just a preview. Drag one to reorder it, use the rotate button to turn a sideways page the right way up, or delete a page you do not need in the final file. All of it happens before you download, so you can check the whole document looks right in one pass.