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Edit the text, images and layout already in your PDF.

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Edit text in its own font

Your file never leaves your device

Works on phone and desktop

The PDF editor that edits the PDF

Most online editors paint over your file. FynePDF changes the words, images and shapes that are really there, keeps their fonts, and gives you a desktop editor's tools in a browser tab.

Open this sample in the editorA six-page PDF that opens in your browser. No sign-up needed.

Every PDF editing tool in one place

From fixing a typo to laying out a form: twenty tools that work together on the same page, with the precision of a desktop app.

Edit existing text

Change words in their own font, size and colour. Paragraphs rewrap as you type.

Add text boxes

Place text anywhere, choose a font and size, and widen the box as you write.

Draw and highlight

Pen and highlighter strokes, plus a text highlighter that follows the words exactly.

Shapes

Rectangles, ellipses, triangles, stars and lines with fill, outline and rotation.

Tables

Insert a table, move between cells with Tab, and add rows and columns right on it.

Images and signatures

Add or replace pictures, and sign with a signature you draw, type or upload.

Links

Link any word, picture or area. Invisible in the file, clickable in every PDF reader.

Comments and stamps

Leave notes and comments on text, or stamp pages Approved, Draft or Paid.

Pages and layout

Find and replace, bookmarks, page numbers, crop, and print bleed with margin guides.

Edits the PDF itself

Change the real words and objects in your file, not a layer painted on top. Text stays searchable, selectable and readable by screen readers.

Private by design

Your PDF opens and is edited in your browser. It's only uploaded if you choose to save it to your library.

A full editor on every screen

Phone, tablet or desktop: the same tools, with touch and pinch-zoom on phones and keyboard shortcuts on a computer.

Edit a PDF in three steps

Open your PDF, change what you need, and download a file that's been checked.

1

Open your PDF

Drop in a PDF up to 15MB on the free plan, 250MB on Professional or 500MB on Premium. It opens in your browser in seconds.

2

Edit anything on the page

Double-click text to change it in its own font, or pick a tool to add text, images, signatures, tables, shapes, links and comments.

3

Download or save

The file is checked against your edits as it's saved, then downloaded or kept in your private library.

How FynePDF keeps your PDF intact

Many online editors flatten a PDF into pictures or paint new text over the old. FynePDF edits the document's own text, images and shapes with PDFium, the engine behind Chrome's PDF viewer, and checks its work before you download.

Reads the real document

Text, images and shapes open as the objects they are, so you change the original words, fonts and colours rather than a picture of them.

Checks each page first

Before a page changes, FynePDF confirms it can be rewritten exactly. Pages that can't, such as ones using special print colours, are locked rather than altered.

Validates every save

Each save is reopened and compared with your edits before it reaches you. Links, bookmarks, form fields and tags come through.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit the text that's already in my PDF?

Yes. Double-click a line or paragraph and type. FynePDF keeps the text's font, size, colour and position, rewraps the paragraph as you go and writes real text back into the file, so it stays searchable and selectable. If the original font doesn't include a letter you type, FynePDF offers a close match from its own font library and tells you before anything changes.

Is FynePDF's PDF editor free?

Yes. The free plan edits PDFs up to 15MB with every editing tool and 10 tasks a day, and downloads carry no watermark. Professional raises the limit to 250MB and Premium to 500MB, both with unlimited daily tasks.

Is my PDF uploaded while I edit it?

No. The editor opens and changes your PDF inside your browser, so the file stays on your device while you work. An unsaved copy is kept on your device too, so closing the tab by accident doesn't lose your changes. The PDF is only uploaded if you choose Save to library, where it stays private to your account.

What can I add to a PDF?

Text boxes, images, signatures and initials, tables, shapes (rectangles, ellipses, triangles, stars and lines), pen and highlighter strokes, web links, comments and notes, stamps and watermarks, page numbers, bookmarks and text that follows a path or fills a shape. You can also crop pages, add print bleed and margins, find and replace text, and align or space out objects.

Can I edit a PDF on my phone?

Yes. FynePDF works in the browser on iPhone, Android and tablets, with the same tools as on a computer. Tap to select, drag to move, pinch to zoom, and the tools sit in a bar at the bottom of the screen. Phones and tablets open PDFs up to 100MB; larger files open on a computer.

Can I edit a scanned PDF?

A scan is a picture of a page, so there's no text in it to change. You can still add text, signatures, images, shapes and links on top of it, crop pages and add page numbers. To make a scan searchable, run it through OCR PDF.

Why can't I edit one of the pages?

Before a page is changed, FynePDF checks that it can rewrite that page exactly. A few PDF features, such as special print colours and text used as a clipping mask, can't be written back without changing how the page looks, so those pages are locked and marked instead of being quietly altered. Every other page stays fully editable.

Do links, form fields and signatures still work after editing?

Existing links, bookmarks and form fields are kept. Links you add are invisible in the file but clickable in any PDF reader, and a link made on an image, shape or paragraph moves with it. A digital signature certifies a document exactly as it was signed, so editing a signed PDF invalidates that signature; make your edits first and sign last.

Can I undo my changes?

Yes. Every change can be undone and redone with the arrows in the top bar or Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z (Cmd on a Mac), including text edits, moves, deletions and page changes.

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