Edit PDFs in your browser — add text, rotate, delete and reorder pages, and fill real form fields, all without uploading a thing.
Nothing leaves your browser — your files are processed on your own device and are never uploaded to any server.
Reordering and form filling cannot be combined in one save — reorder first, download, then fill the reordered file.
Fill form fields
Fields appear here automatically once a PDF with a fillable form is loaded. Only fields you change are written.
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How to use this tool
Drop the file in or click to pick it. It never leaves your device — every edit happens in your browser.
Type text with a page and position, rotate pages, delete unwanted pages, or type a new page order like 3,1,2.
Fillable fields appear automatically once the PDF loads. Change only what you need, and tick flatten if the values should be locked in.
Press Download edited PDF and check the result before sharing it. Your original file is never changed.
Formula & worked example
A 3-page contract: add 'APPROVED' at 10% from the left and 10% from the top of page 1, delete the blank page 2, and fill the name and date fields on page 3 — then download the edited file in one step.
Limitations — read this before you rely on it
New text is overlaid on the page; existing PDF text cannot be edited in place, because that is not how PDF works — to change existing wording, cover it or use the original document. Scanned PDFs and ordinary PDFs have no fillable fields, so the form section stays empty for them. Reordering and form filling cannot be combined in one save: reorder first, download, then fill the reordered file. Encrypted or damaged PDFs cannot be edited here.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser with no account, no watermark and no upload — your file never reaches a server.
Not in place. PDF pages are fixed artwork, not a word-processor document. This editor adds new text on top, rotates, deletes and reorders pages, and fills real form fields — which covers the edits most people actually need.
A PDF with AcroForm fields built in — text boxes, tick boxes and dropdowns. If your PDF has them, they appear here automatically; if it is a scan or a flat export, it has none.
It locks the filled values into the page itself, so nobody can change them afterwards in a form editor. Only flatten when you are sure the form is final.
Yes. The editor is fully responsive, and the same in-browser processing applies — nothing is uploaded from any device.