About PDF Editor
PDF Editor is designed for practical corrections to existing PDF files. Click selectable text to cover the original wording and place corrected text in the same area, or add new text, whiteout areas, images and stamps.
How to use PDF Editor
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Choose a PDF file and open the page you want to edit.
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Use Edit Existing Text and click a selectable word or text block.
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Enter the corrected wording and adjust its size, color or cover color when needed.
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Use Add Text, Cover Area or Add Image / Stamp for additional changes.
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Move or resize added elements directly on the page preview.
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Download the edited PDF when the corrections are complete.
Tips for better results
- Small corrections such as names, dates, numbers and spelling changes work best when the replacement text is similar in length to the original.
- The cover color is sampled from the PDF preview when existing text is selected, and can be changed manually for colored document backgrounds.
- Use Cover Area when you want to hide content without adding replacement text.
Frequently asked questions
Does this directly rewrite the original PDF text objects?
The editor visually replaces selected text by covering the original area and placing the corrected wording in the same position. This makes common corrections predictable across many PDFs.
Can I correct Korean text in a PDF?
Yes. Replacement text is rendered so Korean and other supported writing systems can be placed into the edited PDF.
Can I add a stamp or image?
Yes. Add a PNG, JPG or WebP image, then move and resize it on the PDF page before downloading.