What it is
A PDF editor built as a web page. Open a file and every line of real text becomes editable in place, with the document's own fonts. Add text, erase, highlight, draw, insert images, rotate and drop pages, then save.
How it handles your files
The PDF is read, edited and written entirely by code running in your browser. There is no server involved, no account, and no copy of your document anywhere but your own machine. You can verify this: load the page, disconnect from the internet, and carry on editing.
What it will not do
Being clear about the limits saves everyone time:
- No paragraph reflow. Lines are edited one at a time, because a PDF has no paragraph structure to reflow.
- No OCR. Scanned pages contain no text to edit, and the editor says so rather than pretending.
- No password removal. Encrypted files must open without a password.
- No form-field creation, and no digital signature validation.
Built on open source
Rendering and parsing use PDF.js, maintained by Mozilla. Writing uses pdf-lib, and font embedding uses fontkit. All three are open source and widely deployed.
No ads, no tracking pixels, no upsell
There is no paid tier to nudge you toward, no watermark on the output and no page limit. If the tool does what you need, that is the whole transaction.
Start editing
The editor opens instantly and runs on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to create.