What you can add to a PDF
- Text: type anywhere on the page, choose its size and colour. Double-click it later to retype.
- Pictures: a logo, a stamp or a photo, moved and resized with the mouse or your finger.
- Shapes: rectangles, ellipses and lines to frame, highlight or point things out.
- Freehand drawing: underline, circle, or write a quick note or signature.
Choose Select and click anything you added to move it, resize it, change its colour or delete it. Undo reverts the last change.
How do I change text that's already in the PDF?
A PDF stores text as positioned letters, not as paragraphs, so existing text can't be retyped directly. The usual way: draw a white filled rectangle over the old words, then type the new text on top. Need to rework the whole document? Convert it with PDF to Word, edit it, and save it back as PDF.
Step-by-step tips: How to edit text in a PDF.
Related tools
- Sign PDF for signatures, with draw, type or upload.
- Redact PDF to remove private information for good (covering it with a shape only hides it).
- Add image to PDF to put the same logo on every page.