Edit PDF
Change what’s on the page: rewrite or delete text, move, resize and swap images, recolour shapes and lettering, draw, and sign. Pages you don’t touch are saved exactly as they were.
The editor
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Nothing selected
Click anything on the page to select it. Double-click text to change it.
Align
Spacing
Fill
Stroke
Thickness
Position
Erases
Size
Shape
Strength
Thickness
Placement
Strength
Size
Thinning
Smoothing
Taper
Softness
Ink pools when held
Ends
Start
End
Head size
Sides
Stack
Distribute
⌘-click one, then drag it past another to swap them; they stay together.
Container
Background
Border
Clip content
Size and place
Opacity
About text: double-click a line to change it. The
editor keeps the PDF's own font when it has every letter you type;
fonts in PDFs are usually cut down to just the letters used, so a new
letter switches the line to Helvetica, Times or Courier, whichever is
closest, and says so. Any text can also be set in any of about 2,100
open-source fonts (all of Google Fonts, and more), with weight, line
height, letter spacing, alignment, case and more; those fonts are
fetched when chosen and embedded in the download, cut down to the
letters used. Lines of the PDF's own text are edited one at a time, and
text after an edit on the same line moves along with it, but a
paragraph doesn't re-wrap.
About saving: only the pages you change are rewritten. Everything else in the file, including pages you didn't touch, form fields and links, is carried over unchanged. Deleted text and images are removed from the file, not just hidden. A digital signature won't survive any edit, since that's what it's for.
About saving: only the pages you change are rewritten. Everything else in the file, including pages you didn't touch, form fields and links, is carried over unchanged. Deleted text and images are removed from the file, not just hidden. A digital signature won't survive any edit, since that's what it's for.