How to use PDF Editor
Load a PDF, choose Edit PDF, edit detected text or add selectable objects, manage pages, undo changes and export a verified PDF.
What the tool does
Open a PDF workspace to add text, images, signatures, drawings and shapes, manage pages and export the finished document.
Supported inputs
The PDF file or files requested by the page, together with the page, ordering, rotation, annotation or export options shown for this operation.
Actual output
An interactive edited PDF workspace and a downloadable PDF export after the selected edits are applied.
Privacy and processing
The page identifies whether the document is processed locally; sensitive documents should always be checked before use.
Limitations
Existing-text replacement uses a hybrid page-flattening workflow on edited pages, so embedded font reuse and searchable text are not preserved on those pages. Scanned pages require OCR, and existing embedded images are not automatically extracted as editable objects.
Common mistakes
Keep the original PDF, confirm page ranges and ordering, and open the exported document before deleting or replacing the source.
Frequently asked questions
What can I use PDF Editor for?
Open a PDF workspace to add text, images, signatures, drawings and shapes, manage pages and export the finished document.
What input does PDF Editor accept?
The PDF file or files requested by the page, together with the page, ordering, rotation, annotation or export options shown for this operation.
What should I check after using PDF Editor?
Existing-text replacement uses a hybrid page-flattening workflow on edited pages, so embedded font reuse and searchable text are not preserved on those pages. Scanned pages require OCR, and existing embedded images are not automatically extracted as editable objects.
Related tasks and guides
- Merge PDF — Combine multiple PDF files in the right order and download one merged document.
- Split PDF — Extract selected pages from a PDF into a new document.
- Rotate PDF — Rotate all or selected PDF pages by 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
- PDF to JPG — Render PDF pages as downloadable JPG images.