Editar PDF

Yes: click any existing text on the page and retype it. Behind the scenes this covers the original with a white box and writes the new text in a standard font, which is great for fixing a typo, a name or a date, but the look may not match the original exactly (an unusual font, bold weight or letter spacing is only approximated). The original text is only covered, not removed: it is still present in the file underneath and could be recovered by someone who looks closely. If the old text is sensitive and must be gone for good, use Redact PDF instead.

Yes: click it once to select it, then drag it, use its handles to resize it, or press Delete. This works the same way as changing existing text: the original is covered, not removed, and a fresh copy of it takes its place, so it is still present in the file underneath (use Redact PDF if it must be gone for good) and may look very slightly different from the original on close inspection.

Yes, as long as it only uses characters of the standard PDF fonts (Helvetica, Times or Courier). Then it can be selected, searched and copied. Text in other alphabets, such as Cyrillic or Chinese, is added as a picture so that it always looks right.

You enter the password to open it. The saved copy has no password and no usage restrictions. Use Protect PDF afterwards if you want a password again.

Yes, except for freehand drawing. Choose a tool, press the button that places the item on the visible page, then use the arrow keys to move it, plus and minus to resize it and Delete to remove it. On a touch screen you can drag items and use their handles. Existing text and pictures can be reached with Tab and changed with Enter or Space.

No. The work happens inside your browser on your own device, so private documents stay private. You can check this in your browser’s network panel.

There is no fixed limit. Very large files need a lot of memory, so on an older phone a smaller file works best.

No. It runs in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.