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Add text to a PDF
Put new text anywhere on a page: a note in the margin, an answer on a form without fields, a line on a scan. Click where it should start and type.
Drop a PDF here
or
- Works on scans too
- No sign-up to edit
- Your font, size and color
How it works
How to add text to a PDF
Open the PDF
Drop the file here or choose it. The editor opens with the Add text tool ready.
Click and type
Click where the text should start, or drag to set how wide it is. Type, then pick the font, size and color.
Move it and download
Drag the block into place and change it at any time. A free account downloads the PDF.
What you get
New text that belongs to the page
Real text, not a picture
Added text is written into the page as text: it can be selected, searched and copied in any PDF reader.
Lines that wrap
Drag to set a width and long text wraps inside it, like a paragraph.
On any page
Scans, flat forms and pages whose letters cannot be changed all take new text on top.
Change it later
Every block stays editable, and undo takes back any change.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Can I change the text that is already in the PDF?
Yes: click a paragraph with the Edit text tool and type. The font and layout stay as in the original.
Which fonts can I use?
Serif, sans-serif and monospaced fonts, bold and italic, in sizes from 4 to 144 pt and in any color.
Can I fill in a form that has no fields?
Yes: add text over the blanks of a flat or scanned form. If a form has real fields, just click them and type.
Do I need an account?
Not to add text. To download the PDF, create a free account with your email or Google.