Free PDF Editor Online
Add text, shapes, and images, or whiteout content — free, right in your browser.
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Edit a PDF right in your browser: add text, draw shapes and freehand annotations, insert images, or whiteout something you want to cover up — then download the edited file. Nothing is uploaded to a server; the whole editor runs on your device using pdf-lib, so it stays free with no page limits, watermarks, or account required. One thing worth knowing upfront: this tool adds new content on top of a PDF's existing pages rather than letting you click into and retype text that's already there — see the FAQ below for what that means in practice.
What you can do with the PDF Editor
Add & format text
Click anywhere on the page to add a text box, then set its color, size, and underline.
Draw shapes and freehand
Add rectangles and ellipses for callouts, or draw freehand with the pen tool.
Insert images
Drop in a logo, stamp, or photo and position it anywhere on the page.
Whiteout tool
Cover up a mistake, an old price, or an address you don't want visible, then type the correction over it.
Zoom & multi-page navigation
Zoom in for precise placement and move between pages without leaving the editor.
100% private by design
The editor runs entirely in your browser tab — your PDF is never uploaded anywhere.
How to use the PDF Editor
- 1Open the PDF Editor and drop in your PDF file — it loads directly in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
- 2Pick a tool from the toolbar: text, rectangle, ellipse, freehand draw, image, or whiteout.
- 3Click or drag on the page to place it, then adjust color, size, or position as needed.
- 4Use the page navigator to move to other pages if your PDF has more than one.
- 5Download the edited PDF when you're done.
Common ways people use this
- Filling in a form that isn't a fillable PDF, by typing your answers directly onto it
- Covering an old price, date, or address before resending a document, then typing the correct one over it
- Adding a note, highlight box, or arrow before sharing a contract or report for review
- Dropping your company logo or a signature stamp onto a document
- Quickly labeling or annotating a scanned document