Highlight the area that needs attention
Place a fixed horizontal highlight band at the top, centre, or bottom of the selected page.
Add a visible highlight and optional note to a supported PDF page, review the marked area, and download a new annotated copy.
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Up to 50 MiB and 500 pagesUse Annotate PDF for a focused review mark rather than a complete document-editing workflow.
Place a fixed horizontal highlight band at the top, centre, or bottom of the selected page.
Add optional visible note text inside the highlight band so the purpose of the mark is clear.
The tool adds one fixed highlight band and optional visible note to one page per job; it is not a text-selection or full commenting system.
Annotate PDF adds a visible review mark and optional note to the output. It does not automatically rewrite the underlying PDF text.
Choose the PDF, select the page, place the supported highlight or mark, add a note when needed, and download the annotated copy.

Yes. Add a fixed horizontal band at the top, centre, or bottom of one selected page. It does not select underlying text.
Yes. The optional note is drawn as visible text inside the highlight band.
No. The tool does not select individual words; it draws a horizontal highlight band.
No. The current tool annotates one selected page per job.
No. The tool creates a separate annotated PDF and leaves the original source unchanged.
No. Selected PDF contents are processed locally in this browser.
A visible note is useful when one page needs a short explanation, correction, or review marker that remains visible in the downloaded PDF.
Select one page, choose a Top, Centre or Bottom highlight band, enter a short optional note and download a new copy. The note is visible page content, not a hidden or threaded comment.
The note uses a fixed-size font inside a horizontal band. Long wording can wrap beyond the useful marked area, so a short reference such as a section name and requested action is easier to review. Use Edit PDF when you need freely positioned text boxes, drawings or several marks across pages.
Annotate PDF offers fixed Top, Centre and Bottom bands. Use Edit PDF for freely positioned new text.
No. The note is drawn visibly into the downloaded page.
The current Annotate PDF job targets one selected page.
Touch controls can place a simple visible mark on one PDF page, but the mobile workflow has the same narrow annotation scope as desktop.
Choose a PDF from phone or tablet storage, select a page and one of three band positions, add an optional note and save the marked copy. Keep the tab open until processing completes.
The band has three fixed positions and is not a finger-drawn highlighter. Browser file pickers and download locations vary, so confirm the saved filename before sharing. If you need a smaller free-position mark, switch to Edit PDF; changing zoom does not turn this band into a text-selection control.
No. This tool uses a fixed band. Edit PDF has a separate drawing tool.
The browser uses its normal Downloads or Files flow; reopen the saved copy to confirm.
No. The band is positioned at Top, Centre or Bottom on one chosen page.
PDFKaka's annotation control marks a horizontal area on one page; it does not select individual words like a desktop text highlighter.
Choose one page and a Top, Centre or Bottom horizontal band, then optionally add a short visible note. Individual words and irregular shapes are not selected by this tool.
A full-width band can cross both columns of a report and does not follow a wrapped sentence. It can be useful for broad page-level emphasis, while an editor with freely positioned marks is better for a narrow table cell or several scattered passages. The text beneath remains in the PDF; highlighting does not redact it.
No. The current control uses a fixed horizontal band on one page.
No. It is a visible overlay; underlying content remains.
The current band size is fixed by the page; the available placement choices are Top, Centre and Bottom.