Free PDF editor
Edit a PDF privately in your browser.
Add new text to a PDF without creating an account or sending the document to our application server.
Private by design
Ordinary document processing happens in browser memory. The document is not intentionally uploaded to our application server, so there is no server copy of the file to delete.
No account required
Choose a supported file, complete the task, download the result, and keep control of the original.
How to use it
- 1Choose Edit PDF and select a PDF you are authorized to change.
- 2Enter the text, page, position, and size.
- 3Create the new copy and inspect every addition before relying on it.
Worked example
Add a short note to a PDF copy
Start with
- A one-page sample.pdf with an empty area
- New text: Draft — page 1, placed inside that empty area
What to expect
sample-edited.pdf with the added note on page 1. Existing text remains underneath; this does not replace or redact it.
Check your result
- Open the copy and check that the note is inside the page and does not overlap important content.
- If it is misplaced, start again from the original and adjust the position. Coordinates start at the bottom-left.
Illustrative example using fictional content, not a measured result or a guarantee for your file. No document is loaded by this example.
What it does well
- Adds new text without altering the original file.
- Runs locally on supported browsers.
- Creates a separate PDF without an account or watermark.
Important limitations
- It adds text; it does not rewrite existing text objects.
- PDF coordinates begin at the bottom-left of a page.
- Complex editing is more reliable in a full desktop editor.
Frequently asked questions
Is the document uploaded?
No. This ordinary tool is designed to process the selected file in browser memory and does not intentionally send document content to our application server.
Can it change existing words?
Not currently. It places new text on the selected page and preserves the original content underneath.