Open a PDF to start marking it up.
Drop a file here, or choose one from your computer.
It stays in this browser tab — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
delete or rotate pages — then download the edited file.
Add or edit text, draw, highlight, drop in pictures, reorder or delete pages — then download. No account, no watermark, no file size limit, and your PDF is never uploaded anywhere: everything happens on your own device.
Open the editor — it's freeDrop a file here, or choose one from your computer.
It stays in this browser tab — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Click any existing line of text to change the wording, size, font, or color — not just add new text on top.
Freehand pen and highlighter tools, plus an eraser for covering up anything you want gone, including old pictures.
Drop in a PNG, JPEG, GIF or WEBP, then drag and resize it. You can also pull an existing picture out of the page and resize that instead.
Rotate, delete, or insert blank pages from the thumbnail rail, with full undo support at every step.
Combine any number of PDFs into one file with our dedicated merge tool — drag to reorder them first, then download the combined result.
Bold, italic, a real font picker, and clickable links to URLs, email addresses, phone numbers, or another page in the same document.
Your file is opened and edited entirely in your browser tab. It's never sent to a server, so there's nothing to wait on and nothing to worry about.
Yes. There's no account, no subscription, no page limit, and no watermark added to your downloaded file. The site is supported by the advertising you may see around the editor.
No. The file you open never leaves your device — it's read, edited, and re-saved directly in your browser. We don't have a copy, and we can't see its contents.
You can drop in PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WEBP images. Anything other than PNG/JPEG is automatically converted for you behind the scenes.
Yes — the editor supports touch for dragging, resizing, and drawing, in addition to mouse and trackpad input.
No hard limit is enforced by the tool itself, though very large PDFs will naturally take longer to render since everything runs on your own device's processing power rather than a server.