How to add text to a pdf
- Select one readable PDF.
- Preview the pages and choose the available settings.
- Choose Add text, validate the result, and download it.
Place new text on a selected PDF page and control its position, size, and colour. Existing text is not rewritten by this focused editor.
or drop one PDF here
Up to 50 MiB and 500 pages
Processing stays in this browser
Yes. Add text to one selected page and control its position, size, and colour.
No. This focused editor adds new text without changing existing document text.
No. Editing and PDF creation run locally in this browser.
Need a different browser task? Open the PDF reader.
Edit PDF places a new text line on the page you select. Position, size, and colour controls make it useful for short additions and labels.
This focused PDF editor adds one new text line to a selected page with position, size, and colour controls. It is useful for short labels, dates, references, or missing notes, but it does not select, delete, rewrite, or reflow existing PDF text.
Choose the page, enter the new text, and position it where it should appear in the output copy.
Match the addition to the surrounding document as closely as the available standard text controls allow.
Use PDF Forms when compatible interactive fields already exist, and use Annotate PDF for a highlight or review note instead of ordinary page text.
You can add a new text line to a selected page for free. Existing text cannot be rewritten by this focused tool.
No. The current editor adds new text and does not alter existing text objects.
No. The document is processed in this browser without registration.
Start with the result you need, then follow an honest workflow across the right browser tools.