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Open any PDF and add text, images, shapes or drawings — directly in your browser, with no signup.

Edit PDF online

Open any PDF and add text, images, shapes or drawings — directly in your browser, with no signup.

Why use PDFWix to edit PDFs

Common uses for editing PDFs

How to edit a PDF

  1. Upload your PDF — Click "Select PDF file" or drag the document into the upload box. The file stays in your browser — never uploaded to our server.
  2. Add text, images, shapes or highlights — Pick a tool from the toolbar — text, image, rectangle, ellipse, line, arrow, highlight or freehand pen — and click on the page to add it.
  3. Position and style each annotation — Drag annotations to reposition; use corner handles to resize. Tweak colour, font, line weight and opacity from the side panel. Hold Shift while dragging to constrain alignment.
  4. Download the edited PDF — PDFWix flattens your edits into the downloaded PDF so they appear identically in every reader. Keep a copy of the original if you might want to re-edit.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I edit existing text in the PDF?

PDFWix lets you cover text and type new text on top, which works for short fixes. For full paragraph editing, convert to Word first, edit there, then re-export to PDF.

Will the original file be modified?

No. PDFWix always produces a new PDF. Your source file stays untouched on your device.

Are edits saved into the PDF or just the viewer?

Edits are flattened into the downloaded PDF, so they appear identically in every reader, on print, and after re-saves.

Can I undo edits later?

Edits flatten on download. Keep a copy of the original if you might want to re-edit. Within a single session you can undo with Ctrl/Cmd+Z.

Are my files safe when I use Edit PDF?

Yes. Edit PDF runs entirely in your browser using pdf-lib — your file is never uploaded or sent to any server at any point. Nothing to delete because nothing was ever received.

Is there a page limit?

No. The editor handles single-page forms or 500-page reports — performance scales with your device's RAM.

How do I edit and annotate PDFs in the browser?

Read our guide on editing and annotating PDFs in the browser.