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Edit PDF

Edit the text already in your PDF. Keep embedded fonts where supported, add new content and save an editable PDF.

Scanned images and outlined text have no editable text objects. Some subset fonts lack the characters needed for a change; upload a complete font or choose a replacement.

About Edit PDF

The edit PDF helps you edit existing PDF text, reuse fonts, add text and images, and download your PDF. It is intended for people preparing documents for reading, sharing or printing. Start with the input and settings shown in the tool above. Review the result before saving or reusing it, especially when converting between formats that support different features. Keep your original so you can compare the output or try another setting.

How to use Edit PDF

  1. Open a document — Choose a PDF or start with New PDF.
  2. Make your edits — Use the text, image, shape or drawing tools and review the relevant pages.
  3. Download a copy — Choose Download PDF and inspect the saved document before sharing it.

Key features

Frequently asked questions

What does Edit PDF do?

Edit existing PDF text, reuse fonts, add text and images, and download your PDF.

Is it free to use?

The website tool is free to access. Guests receive website credits; signing in unlocks unlimited website credits. Device limits still apply.

Where is my input processed?

Processing takes place in your browser. Local tool inputs are not uploaded to AllNewTools; model or library files may need to download first.

Which browsers can I use?

Use a current browser with JavaScript enabled. Large files, model downloads and advanced file formats may need more memory or specific browser features. Review the result before using it.

How to edit a PDF

  1. Upload a PDF with selectable text.
  2. Double-click a text object and edit its words, font, size, color or position.
  3. Apply your edits, check the page preview and download the PDF.

Changes are local. Font subsets, complex scripts and text inside nested forms may not support every edit. Scanned pages require OCR and are not rewritten as editable text automatically.