Edit PDF Online

When to Use the Browser PDF Editor

• Fixing a typo or a wrong figure without the source file. Click the word, number, or sentence and retype it. The document's own font is kept wherever it has the letters you type, and the paragraph re-wraps around your change. No need to track down the original Word file or pay for Adobe Acrobat.
• Updating a name or date throughout a contract. Use find and replace to change every mention of a party name, a date, or a reference number across the whole document, one match at a time or all at once. The file never leaves your browser — important for documents containing commercial terms.
• Signing and returning a contract. Open the Sign menu, then draw, type, upload, or photograph your signature or initials — or reuse one you saved in the Sign tool — and place it on the signature line. Add the date as a text box beside it.
• Covering outdated content before resending. Use the whiteout tool to cover any text, figure, or section that should not appear in the version you send. Whiteout covers content with white; it does not erase what is underneath, so for sensitive information use Redact PDF instead.
• Annotating a research paper before sharing. Highlight, underline, or strike through key passages and draw freehand notes in the margin. Use undo/redo to refine your marks before downloading. The marks are drawn into the page, so every PDF reader shows them, with no watermark, no account required, and no file sent to any server.