Edit PDF
Click and rewrite existing text, or add text, images, highlights, whiteout and drawings — right here in your browser. The document never leaves your device.
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▚ files open locally — nothing is uploaded
- 01Open a PDF. Pages render locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
- 02Click any existing text to rewrite it in place, or any image to move or delete it — no mode switching. Use the toolbar to add new text, images, highlights, arrows and drawings.
- 03Switch pages to edit them too, then click Save — your browser bakes all edits into a new PDF and downloads it.
The documents people edit are the ones that matter: a contract that needs one correction before signing, a form with no interactive fields, a report that needs a stamp or a note. Online editors usually ask you to upload that document first — which is a strange demand for the most sensitive file on your desk.
ZorPDF's editor keeps the whole session on your device. Page previews are rendered by your browser's own PDF engine, your edits exist only in the tab's memory, and saving rebuilds the file locally. Fill a form with the Text tool, cover an old value with Whiteout and type the new one over it, highlight a clause, drop in a logo, or mark up a draft with the pen — then save and you're done. No account, no watermark, no copy of your contract on someone else's server.
What can I add to a PDF with this editor?+
Text (any size and color), images (JPG or PNG — logos, stamps, photos), yellow highlights, whiteout blocks to cover content, outlined boxes, and freehand pen drawings. Elements can be placed on any page, moved, resized and deleted before you save.
Can I edit the text that's already in the PDF?+
Yes — every line of text is clickable right away. Click a line and it's replaced with an editable copy in the same position, size and color, set in the closest standard font (PDFs embed locked font subsets, so an exact font match isn't possible — that's true of every editor). Click line after line to work through a document continuously. Scanned documents are pictures of text with no text layer, so they can't be click-edited; run them through OCR PDF first.
Does editing a line really remove the original text?+
Visually yes — the original is covered and your version is shown. Technically the old text still exists underneath in the file and could be extracted, so for redacting genuinely sensitive content (names, account numbers), don't rely on any visual editor — including this one. True redaction requires rewriting the document's content streams.
Is my document uploaded while I edit?+
No. The page previews are rendered by your own browser, your edits live in your browser tab's memory, and the final PDF is assembled on your device. Nothing about the document — content, file name, or edits — is transmitted anywhere.
How do I fill out a PDF form that has no interactive fields?+
Use the Text tool: click where an answer should go, type it, and adjust the size so it fits the line. This works on any form, including scans — which is what most 'fill and sign' tasks really are.
Can I delete or move images that are already in the PDF?+
Yes — click any image in the document (logos, photos, stamps) and choose Delete (the spot is covered cleanly) or Move (you get a draggable copy to reposition and resize). Like text edits, the original bytes technically remain underneath in the file — so don't rely on this for redacting truly sensitive images.
Can I sign a document with this editor?+
You can place a signature image with the Image tool, but the dedicated Sign PDF tool is more comfortable: draw your signature once, then click to place it — with automatic background removal.