Reorder, rotate, and delete pages, and add text directly onto your PDF — then download the edited file. Runs entirely in your browser.
Sometimes you don't need a full document editor — you just need to drop a page, fix the order, rotate a sideways scan, or add a quick label before sending a PDF on. This tool gives you a page-by-page view of your document with the essential page-management tools, plus the ability to add text directly onto a page, all without installing anything.
Everything happens locally using PDF.js (for rendering page previews) and pdf-lib (for applying your edits) — your file is never uploaded to a server, so it's a good fit for documents you'd rather keep off the internet entirely.
Accepts: PDF — Max file size: 50MB — Output: .pdf
Accepts a single PDF file up to 50MB. Output is your edited PDF.
PDF Editor runs entirely in your browser — your file is never uploaded to a server.
Yes — use the arrows on each page thumbnail to reorder pages, and the delete button to remove one.
Yes, each page thumbnail has its own rotate button, cycling in 90° steps.
Not yet. This first version focuses on reliable page management (reorder/rotate/delete) and adding text — freehand drawing, highlighting, shapes, and signature images aren't supported, to avoid shipping anything unreliable.
Yes, and there's no watermark added to your PDF.
No — editing happens entirely in your browser using open-source libraries.