How it works
Many free tools hide the old words under a white box and type new ones on top, which never quite matches. Here you change the text inside the PDF itself. The document's own font, size and weight are reused, so the edit blends in with the rest of the page.
Step by step
- Upload the PDF.
- Click the word, number or line you want to change and type over it.
- Press Enter or Shift+Enter for a new line; everything below moves down on its own.
- Press "Apply changes" and download.
Matching font
The font embedded in the PDF is reused. A letter missing from that font is taken from a close match, for that letter only.
Whole paragraphs
Switch to paragraph mode to edit a block of text with automatic line wrapping.
Find & Replace
Swap one word for another on every page at once.
Move it anywhere
Drag edited text by its handle to the exact spot you want.
Good for
- Update a job title or phone number in a resume
- Fix a spelling in a certificate or letter
- Change prices in a price list
- Move a date in a notice
Questions and answers
Why does my edit look slightly different?＋
Many PDFs only carry the letters they use. Letters that are missing come from a similar font. You can also pick another font from the Fonts menu.
Can I add a line in the middle of a paragraph?＋
Yes. Click where you want it and press Enter or Shift+Enter.
Will it work on any PDF?＋
It works on PDFs with real text, such as files saved from Word, a browser or billing software. Scans and photos cannot be rewritten.