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Add text and adjust the content you need to change.
Edit text, add images and signatures, annotate pages, then download the finished PDF — without creating a cloud document library.
✦Your first editing session does not require an account.
Drag & drop a file here, or choose one from your device.
The PDF itself is intended to stay in your browser.
A clean workspace for everyday PDF edits, without turning the home page into a wall of unrelated tools.
Add text and adjust the content you need to change.
Place logos, photos, stamps and other images on a page.
Create or place a signature without printing the document.
Highlight, underline, draw, add shapes and leave notes.
Reorder, rotate, duplicate or remove pages before export.
Generate the finished PDF and download it directly to your device.
There is no document inbox to manage and no cloud folder to clean up afterward.
Choose a PDF from your device. A short-lived editing session is created.
Use the PDF editor without creating a server-side document library.
Export the edited PDF back to your own device when you are done.
The public version is designed around local PDF processing. The backend only needs minimum account, session and anti-abuse data to operate the service.
Read the privacy policy →The product is designed so document content does not become a permanent server-side asset.
No software installation and no mandatory account before the first editing session.
Open the file, do the work, export the result. No document dashboard required.
The public editor is being designed to process PDF content locally in the browser. The service backend should not keep a copy of the PDF, its filename, inserted images, signatures or document text.
The first anonymous editing session does not require an account. A new session after that requires Google sign-in.
No. The planned anonymous session window is two hours, so normal refreshes during that session do not count as a second use.
Only minimum account/session information needed for login and abuse control, such as a Google account identifier, session token, timestamps and a salted hash derived from the IP address.
The website and sign-in flow are responsive. The editor itself should also be tested and optimized for touch before a public mobile launch.
The current launch model gives one anonymous editing session and then asks the user to sign in with Google. Usage limits after sign-in can be adjusted later without changing the home page design.
Start with one anonymous session. Sign in with Google when you come back.
Sign in to start another editing session. Your PDF content is not part of your account.
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