Edit PDF
Add text, rotate, delete, and reorder pages — right in your browser. Nothing uploaded. (This adds new content on top of pages and rearranges them; it can't change text that's already in the PDF, since PDFs don't store an editable text layer.)
Drop files here, or click to choose
One PDF file
This runs entirely in your browser. Your file is never sent to a server — check your browser's network tab if you don't believe us.
How to use this tool
Edit PDF lets you add text, rotate or delete pages, reorder pages, and drop in a signature, then saves a new PDF — all rendered and rewritten locally.
- Select a PDF file to open it in the editor.
- Click anywhere on a page to add text, or use the page panel to rotate, delete, or drag pages into a new order.
- Add a signature if you need one, then save to download the edited PDF.
- This edits the page content and layout, not form fields — for filling in an existing PDF form, use Fill PDF Form instead.
Related reading: How to edit a PDF without uploading it — and what you still can't do