PDF Editor
Edit, annotate, sign, fill, reorder, stamp, and redact any PDF in your browser, then download — no upload, no server.
On the roadmap — features we're planning
Planned — needs a server-side implementation
These cannot be done reliably in the browser, so they are planned as secure server-side processing (files processed in-session and not stored).
- Edit existing PDF text in place, with original-font detection and closest-match fallback
- Convert PDF to Office formats (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Planned — coming to the in-browser editor
These run client-side like the rest of the editor and are on the way.
- Merge multiple PDFs with an auto-generated table of contents and bookmarks
- Drag-and-drop upload and clear free-tier limits (file size, pages, daily usage)
- Dedicated PNG export option for pages
- Text-selection-aware highlight and strikethrough (snap to words and lines)
Note: today, to change existing text you can cover it with Whiteout or remove it with Redaction, then add new text on top.
How to Use
Upload your PDF — every page renders instantly in the browser.
Use Edit tools to add text, images, signatures, shapes, highlights, redaction, links, and form fields.
Use the Pages tab to reorder, rotate, crop, scale, or delete pages.
Use the Stamp tab for watermarks, page numbers, headers/footers, and Bates numbering.
Click Download to build the final PDF locally. Nothing is uploaded.
Features
FAQ
Free browser-based PDF editor: add text, images, and signatures, draw shapes and arrows, highlight and strikethrough, redact content permanently, reorder/rotate/crop/scale/delete pages, add watermarks, page numbers, headers, footers, and Bates numbering, and fill or create form fields — all processed locally with no upload.
About PDF Editor
A full PDF editor that runs entirely in your browser. Add and style text, insert images and hand-drawn or typed signatures, draw rectangles, ellipses, lines, arrows, highlights, strikethrough, and freehand pen marks, cover content with whiteout, and add clickable links. Organize the document by reordering, rotating, cropping, scaling, and deleting pages, then add watermarks, page numbers, headers, footers, and Bates numbering. Fill existing form fields or create new text, checkbox, and signature fields, and permanently redact content with a rasterizing redaction tool. Every edit can be moved, resized, and undone, and the final PDF is built locally — your file is never uploaded.
PDF Editor focuses on one practical job: edit, annotate, sign, fill, reorder, stamp, and redact any PDF in your browser, then download. The workspace stays close to the top of the page, while the notes below explain how to review the result, when the tool is a good match, and what you should verify before using the output.
It takes you from upload your PDF — every page renders instantly in the browser to a finished result in a few clear steps, with controls for add text, images, and draw/type signatures, shapes, arrows, highlight, strikethrough, freehand pen, whiteout, and links, true redaction that rasterizes the page so removed content cannot be recovered, reorder, rotate, crop, scale, and delete pages. The final check is part of the workflow rather than an afterthought, so the result fits the place where you actually use it.
Processing Note
PDF Editor runs in your browser, so the input you enter is processed locally on this page and is not uploaded to a ToolMintX account.
Tool Limits
PDF Editor handles edit, annotate, sign, fill, reorder, stamp, and redact any PDF in your browser, then download, but it cannot judge the full context behind your task. PDF tools can preserve and rearrange documents, but they cannot guarantee that every viewer, printer, government portal, or third-party form will accept the file without a final check.
Best Results
- Start with the right input: upload your PDF — every page renders instantly in the browser
- Use the main capability carefully: add text, images, and draw/type signatures
- Fine-tune shapes, arrows, highlight, strikethrough, freehand pen, whiteout, and links when the first output is close but not exact
- Finish the workflow by confirming: click Download to build the final PDF locally. Nothing is uploaded
Where It Helps
- You need PDF Editor when the job is to edit, annotate, sign, fill, reorder, stamp, and redact any PDF in your browser, then download
- The task specifically involves add text, images, and draw/type signatures
- You also need support for shapes, arrows, highlight, strikethrough, freehand pen, whiteout, and links
- You already know the next step in the process, such as use Edit tools to add text, images, signatures, shapes, highlights, redaction, links, and form fields
Before You Use the Output
For PDF Editor, the safest habit is to compare the output with your original goal of edit, annotate, sign, fill, reorder, stamp, and redact any PDF in your browser, then download, then test it in the app, form, website, document, or message where it will actually be used. When in doubt, review page order, orientation, text visibility, file size, password state, and whether the document opens correctly after download.
Key controls on this page include add text, images, and draw/type signatures, shapes, arrows, highlight, strikethrough, freehand pen, whiteout, and links, true redaction that rasterizes the page so removed content cannot be recovered, reorder, rotate, crop, scale, and delete pages.
Practical Workflow
A practical workflow for PDF Editor is to begin by upload your PDF — every page renders instantly in the browser. Next, use Edit tools to add text, images, signatures, shapes, highlights, redaction, links, and form fields. Before finishing, use the Pages tab to reorder, rotate, crop, scale, or delete pages. Following that order keeps each action tied to the goal of edit, annotate, sign, fill, reorder, stamp, and redact any PDF in your browser, then download.
The main value of PDF Editor is edit, annotate, sign, fill, reorder, stamp, and redact any PDF in your browser, then download, so the tool should be used with a clear before-and-after check. Pay attention to controls such as add text, images, and draw/type signatures, shapes, arrows, highlight, strikethrough, freehand pen, whiteout, and links, true redaction that rasterizes the page so removed content cannot be recovered because small settings can change the final result. If the output is going into a public page, official form, client file, school submission, or payment decision, test it in that destination before treating the task as complete.