What is Edit PDF?
An online PDF editor lets you add new content—text, shapes, highlights, drawings and images—on top of existing PDF pages.
How to use Edit PDF
- 1
Open your PDF and pick a tool from the toolbar.
- 2
Click or drag on the page to add objects; select them to move, resize or change their style.
- 3
Click Save PDF to download the edited file.
Features
- Text with font, size, color and bold
- Rectangles, highlights and white-out
- Freehand drawing
- Images with preserved aspect ratio and undo history
Supported formats
Maximum file size: 100 MB per file.
Practical uses
- Fill in a non-interactive form.
- Correct a typo by covering it and typing over.
- Add notes and highlights for review.
Limitations
- Existing text in the PDF can't be edited directly—cover it with white-out and type the new text.
- White-out hides content visually but the original text remains in the file; use Redact PDF for sensitive data.
- Standard fonts support Latin characters only.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the existing text?
Not directly. Place white-out over it and add new text on top.
Is white-out secure?
No—the underlying text is still in the file. For secure removal use Redact PDF.
