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Edit PDF Content

These tools draw new content onto an existing PDF: a signature, a watermark, page numbers, freehand annotations, or a tighter crop box. What they cannot do is change the text that is already in the document, because a PDF stores text as positioned glyphs rather than as an editable paragraph.

Everything you add is burned into a new copy of the file when you save. Nothing is stored between sessions, so closing the tab loses unsaved work.

Tools in Edit PDF Content

PDF Editor

Add text, images, shapes or freehand annotations to a PDF document.

Watermark

Add stamp, text or logo to your PDF.

Page Numbers

Add page numbers to your document.

Sign PDF

Draw and add your signature to PDFs.

Crop PDF

Trim the margins of a page by adjusting its visible area.

How these tools behave

  • The editor adds text, shapes, highlights, images and freehand marks as new content on top of the page.
  • Sign PDF applies your drawn signature to one page at a time.
  • Crop PDF changes the visible page box of the page you are viewing; other pages are left as they are.
  • Watermarks and page numbers are applied to every page in the document.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit the existing text in a PDF?

No. These tools add new content on top of the page. Changing existing text requires reconstructing the document's text layout, which is not something they do.

Is a drawn signature legally binding?

That depends entirely on the jurisdiction and the agreement in question. These tools place an image of your signature on the page; they do not apply a cryptographic digital signature and do not certify the document.