Edit PDF
Edit PDF files online for free. Add text, images, drawings and annotations, then export an updated PDF with UsePDF.io.
PDF Editor — Early Access
Beta — some limitations apply
✓ Works well
- ·Standard paragraph text
- ·Adding images and shapes
- ·Handwriting / signature drawing
- ·Adding new text boxes
⚠ Known limitations
- ·Tables and multi-column layouts may break
- ·Custom embedded fonts are not replaced
- ·Complex form fields are not supported
- ·Scanned PDFs cannot be edited
Always preview your file before downloading the edited version.
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Upload a PDF to open the live editing canvas with text detection, images, drawing, and export.
What this tool does
Edit PDF opens a browser-based canvas for making practical changes to an existing document.
You can add new text, place images, draw notes, apply markup, and export a fresh PDF. It is best for quick annotations and visual edits rather than complex desktop publishing.
Upload a PDF. Images can be added to the document as visual elements. UsePDF.io keeps the workflow simple: upload your file, review the result when preview is available, and download the output when processing is complete.
How to use it
- 1Upload your PDF.
- 2Add text, images, drawing, or markup.
- 3Export the edited PDF.
Supported formats
File privacy: Files are processed only for the action you request. We avoid using document contents for analytics, and you should only upload files you have permission to process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Edit PDF free to use?
Yes. You can use Edit PDF on UsePDF.io for free with no sign-up required for the basic workflow.
Do I need to create an account?
No. You can start in the browser without creating an account. Some higher-volume limits may require signing in later.
Are my files secure?
Files are processed only to complete your requested task and are not used for analytics, resale, or training. Avoid uploading documents you are not authorized to process.
Which file formats are supported?
Edit PDF supports PDF, PNG, JPG. The page also shows accepted upload types before you choose a file.