Edit, sign and convert PDFs — right on your device.

Edit the existing text, images and links in a PDF, right where they sit.

Edit a PDF on your phone or tablet the way you would on a computer. You can change existing text in the document's own font, move, replace or remove images, edit links, add new text, images and pages, draw shapes, highlight, underline, add comments and place your signature. Everything is processed on your device, with undo and redo along the way.

Fill in an existing PDF form, or build a new fillable form.

Fill in PDF forms by typing into text fields and ticking checkboxes, radio buttons and dropdowns, then save a completed copy. You can also create a fillable PDF form from a blank page or on top of an existing PDF, using ten field types: text, text area, number, email, date, checkbox, radio button, dropdown, signature and section header.

Lift a region out of a page, edit it, and put it back exactly.

Draw a box around any part of a PDF page or image and export that region as a high-resolution PNG. Edit it in any photo app, then put it back into exactly the same spot. You can also take a piece from another PDF or image and place it into the box you drew. Works on the device, with undo.

Shrink a PDF or a photo to a smaller file size.

Compress a PDF or an image in two ways. Smart mode reduces size while keeping quality as high as possible, and never makes the file bigger. Target Size mode aims for a size you pick: 100 KB, 500 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB, 5 MB or a custom value, useful for upload limits on forms and portals. An optional grayscale switch saves more space. Compression runs on your device.

Combine several PDF files into one document.

Merge multiple PDF files into a single PDF. Every page appears as a tile you can drag into any order, preview or delete, and you can reverse the order or reset it in one tap. Password-protected files are unlocked one at a time when you enter their passwords. On iPhone and iPad you can also compress the merged file.

Divide a PDF into several smaller files.

Split a PDF into separate files. Type the pages to split after, for example 5, 10, 20, or tap markers between page thumbnails, and each section becomes its own PDF. You can also split every N pages, such as one file per page or per two pages. A Remove Pages tab lets you drop unwanted pages and save the rest.

Save chosen pages of a PDF as a new file.

Pull specific pages out of a PDF into a new document. Tap page thumbnails or type a range such as 1, 3, 5-7, or use quick selections for odd pages, even pages, the first or last half, or every Nth page. Pages can be rotated before you extract them, and the new PDF keeps them in their original order.

Turn PDF pages 90 or 180 degrees, one page or all.

Rotate PDF pages with a live preview. Turn the current page 90 degrees left, 90 degrees right or 180 degrees, or rotate every page at once, and reset any time. Each page can have its own rotation. Only the page orientation is changed, so text, images and quality stay exactly as they were.

Trim the margins of PDF pages.

Crop a PDF by dragging the edges or corners of a crop box over the page preview. Apply one crop to every page, or turn that off and give each page its own crop, leaving untouched pages as they were. Useful for removing wide white margins, scanner borders or unwanted areas before printing or sharing.

Change the preview image a PDF shows in file browsers.

A PDF's thumbnail is its first page, so this tool lets you choose what that first page is. Put a copy of any page at the front, or turn a photo into a new cover page sized like the document, fitted or filled. Applying again replaces the earlier cover, and Default removes a cover the tool added.

Re-save a PDF as a copy prepared for posting online.

Prepare a PDF for sharing on websites and by email in one tap, with no settings to adjust. The tool saves an optimized copy alongside your original, so nothing is lost if you prefer the first version. Results depend on the file; if you need a specific size limit, use Compress PDF with a target size instead.

Bake form fields, comments and signatures into the page.

Flatten a PDF so form entries, annotations, comments and stamps become a permanent part of the page and can no longer be edited or removed. Each page is converted to a high-resolution image, which makes the result look the same everywhere. Note that text in a flattened file is no longer selectable or searchable.

Convert a color PDF to black and white.

Turn a color PDF into grayscale in one tap, for printing on a black-and-white printer or for a cleaner, uniform look. Every page is converted, with no settings needed. Pages are re-rendered as high-resolution grayscale images, so text in the result is no longer selectable. Processing happens on your device.

Drag PDF pages into a new order.

Rearrange the pages of a PDF by dragging thumbnails in a filmstrip, or type the order you want, such as 3, 1, 2, 4. Moved pages show where they came from, you can undo and redo every step, and press-and-hold opens a large preview. Reset puts everything back. The new order is saved as a new PDF.

Remove unwanted pages from a PDF.

Delete pages from a PDF by typing the page numbers you want gone, using single pages and ranges such as 2, 4, 6-8. The tool shows how many pages the document has, and the result is saved as a new file so your original stays untouched. A quick way to drop blank pages, covers or pages with personal details.

Add pages from another PDF or from images.

Insert pages into a PDF from another PDF, from your photos or from image files. New pages go in after the page you select, and you can drag pages to a different position or delete any of them before saving. Password-protected source PDFs can be added once you enter the password.

Copy chosen pages, placing each copy after the original.

Duplicate pages in a PDF by typing the page numbers to copy, for example 1, 3, 5 or a range like 2-4. Each listed page gets one copy placed directly after the original, which is handy for forms you need twice or pages you want to mark up separately. The result is saved as a new PDF.

Flip the page order so the last page comes first.

Reverse the order of every page in a PDF in one tap, so the last page becomes the first. This is useful for documents scanned back to front, or printed from a scanner feeder in the wrong order. There are no settings to choose, and the reversed document is saved as a new file.

Print several PDF pages on one sheet.

Place multiple PDF pages on a single sheet, known as N-up. Choose 2, 4, 6, 9 or 16 pages per sheet, all pages on one sheet, or a custom number from 2 to 36. Pick A4, Letter, Legal, A3 or A5, set automatic, portrait or landscape orientation, adjust spacing and add thin borders. Pages stay sharp because they are not converted to images.

Add page numbers to every page of a PDF.

Number the pages of a PDF in one step. Place numbers at the top or bottom, left, center or right, or tap anywhere on the page for a custom spot. Choose a style: 1, Page 1, 1 of N, Page 1 of N or – 1 –. Set the font size from 8 to 24 points and pick a color. Numbering starts at 1.

Add header and footer text to every page.

Add a header, a footer or both to every page of a PDF. Type any text, and use {page} and {total} to insert the current page number and page count, for example Page {page} of {total}. The text is placed centered in small gray type at the top and bottom of each page, and saved as a new PDF.

Add clickable bookmarks for quick navigation in a PDF.

Create a bookmark outline so readers can jump to any section of a PDF. Bookmark the page you are viewing, and the title is filled in from the page text; you can also select text on the page to use as the title. Rename or delete entries, tap one to jump to it, and save the outline into the file.

Turn documents, text files and images into a PDF.

Convert many kinds of files to PDF on your device: photos (JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, TIFF and camera RAW), text and code files, and Office documents. On iPhone, iPad and Mac, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, RTF, HTML and EPUB files keep their layout. On Android, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files are converted as text. Choose A4, Letter or the source size.

Convert one or more photos into a PDF.

Turn photos into a PDF in a few taps. Pick several images, then choose a page size: the original image size, A4, Letter, A5 or Legal. With a fixed size you can fit, fill or keep the original size, and add no, small, medium or large margins. A live preview shows the pages before you save. On iPhone and iPad you can reorder images.

Export every PDF page as a JPG or PNG image.

Convert PDF pages to images. Choose PNG for lossless quality or JPG with a quality slider from 50 to 100 percent, and pick a resolution of 72, 150, 300 or 600 DPI, high enough for printing. Every page is exported; on iPhone and iPad they are saved to a folder, and on Android multi-page results come as one ZIP file.

Save the text of a PDF as an editable Word-compatible file.

Get the text out of a PDF into a document you can edit in Microsoft Word, Pages or Google Docs. The tool saves the words page by page as an RTF file, which Word opens directly. It keeps the text, not the original layout, images or styling, so it works best for letters, reports and other text-heavy PDFs.

Save all the text in a PDF as a .txt file.

Convert a PDF to a plain text file. The tool reads the text layer of the document and saves it as a UTF-8 .txt file you can share or save, ready for notes, search or other apps. It works with PDFs that contain real text; for scanned pages or photos of documents, use OCR instead.

Turn the text of a PDF into a simple web page.

Convert a PDF to an HTML web page. The text of each page is placed in its own section with a page heading, in a single self-contained HTML file that opens in any browser and can be edited or posted online. The conversion keeps the text and paragraph breaks, not the original fonts, images or exact positions.

Show the text of a PDF so you can copy it.

Pull the text out of a PDF and see it on screen, page by page, with a Copy button to paste it anywhere. You can also save or share it as a .txt file. This works on PDFs that contain real text; if a page is a scan or photo, the app tells you to use OCR instead.

Recognize text in scanned PDFs and photos.

Turn scanned PDFs and photos of documents into text with on-device OCR, so nothing is uploaded. Copy the recognized text or export it as plain text, a searchable PDF, Word, Markdown, CSV or JSON, plus HTML on iPhone and iPad. Android recognizes English and other Latin-script languages, Hindi, and, through a fallback, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

Draw, type or upload your signature and place it on a PDF.

Sign a PDF by drawing your signature with a finger or stylus, typing your name in one of eight handwriting-style fonts, or using a photo of your signature with background removal. Save signatures for reuse, then drag, pinch and rotate to place them on any page, as many times as needed. This adds a visual signature, not a certificate-based digital signature.

Permanently black out sensitive content in a PDF.

Hide private information for good. Draw boxes over anything you want covered, or search for words and mark every match, then pick black, white or gray. When you apply, each marked page is rebuilt as an image with the boxes burned in, so the hidden text cannot be copied or recovered. Pages you did not mark keep their selectable text.

Lock a PDF with a password and set permissions.

Password-protect a PDF. Set an owner password, and optionally an open password that is needed to view the file. Choose a preset (Open, Restrict or Maximum) or switch individual permissions on and off: printing, high-quality printing, copying, editing, comments, form filling, page assembly and accessibility. Encryption is applied on your device; the file is never uploaded.

Unlock a protected PDF when you know its password.

Remove the password from a PDF you are allowed to open, so you do not have to type it every time. Enter the current password and the app saves an unlocked copy, leaving the original file as it was. This tool cannot crack or recover a forgotten password; it only removes protection when you already know it.

Check whether a signed PDF has changed since it was signed.

Check the digital signature in a PDF. The app confirms whether the document was modified after signing and shows the signer's name, certificate issuer, validity dates and signing time. You can mark certificates from people you know as trusted. This screen also lets you create your own signing certificate on the device and sign PDFs with it.

Verify signed e-Aadhaar PDFs and sign with your own certificate.

Check whether the digital signature in an e-Aadhaar or other government or bank PDF is intact, offline and on the device. The app checks the signature against Indian CCA root certificates and shows it on the page, as desktop PDF readers do. On Android you can also add your own signature with a .pfx or .p12 certificate. This is not UIDAI Aadhaar eSign, and it needs no Aadhaar number or OTP. How Aadhaar signature verification works

View and edit a PDF's title, author, subject and keywords.

See and change the document information stored inside a PDF: title, author, subject and keywords. Good metadata makes files easier to find in search and shows a proper title when the PDF is opened in a browser or reader. The app shows the current values first; fields you leave empty keep their existing value.

Scan paper documents to PDF with your camera.

Scan documents with your camera. The app finds the page edges, crops and straightens the page, and can capture automatically. Scan several pages, reorder, rotate or delete them, and apply a filter such as Enhanced, Grayscale or Black & White, or adjust it yourself. You can also import existing photos. Scans are processed on your device and nothing is uploaded.

Start a blank PDF and write, draw and sign in it.

Create a new PDF from scratch. Choose a page size (A4, Letter, Legal, A3 or A5), portrait or landscape, and from 1 to 50 pages, then the blank document opens in the full editor, where you can type, add images, draw and sign. A simple way to make a note, letter or form without starting from another file.

Build a PDF from your photos with a preview step.

Make a PDF from photos. Choose the original image size or a fixed page size (A4, Letter, A5 or Legal), then set how images fit and how wide the margins are. Reorder images by dragging or with the arrow buttons, remove any you do not want, and check the preview before saving or sharing your new PDF.

Type or paste text and save it as a PDF.

Turn plain text into a PDF. Add an optional title, type or paste your text, and choose a font size from 8 to 36 points. The app lays the text out on pages with margins, adding new pages as needed, and saves a clean PDF you can share or print. Handy for notes, letters and simple documents.

Place your own text anywhere on a PDF page.

Add text to a PDF page. Type your text, then choose a font such as Helvetica, Times or Courier, a size from 8 to 72 points and one of seven colors. Set the page and position; on Android you can also tap the page to place it. The text becomes part of the page, useful for filling in forms that have no fields.

Highlight, underline or strike through text in a PDF.

Mark up a PDF by highlighting, underlining or striking through text. Drag across words on the page, or search for a word and mark every match at once. Pick from seven colors including yellow, green, blue and pink. All marks build up in one copy of the file so you can keep going across several pages.

Stamp text or a logo across PDF pages.

Add a watermark to a PDF. Use text, such as CONFIDENTIAL or your name, in any of six colors and sizes from 20 to 120 points, or use an image like a logo. Set the opacity, place from one to nine copies per page, put it in front of or behind the content, and apply it to all pages or a range.

Find the differences between two PDF documents.

Compare two PDFs side by side with synced page scrolling. Choose what to check: text content, to see which pages changed and how similar the files are; a visual comparison of the rendered pages; basic metadata such as page count and size; or a byte-for-byte check. You can copy the comparison report as text.

Run one operation on many PDF files at once.

Process many PDFs in one go. Pick files or a folder, then choose one of eight operations: compress, grayscale, watermark, flatten, optimize, rotate, add page numbers or extract text. Set the options once, and the results are saved to a new folder next to the originals, so your source files stay unchanged.

Open and read a PDF with smooth scrolling and zoom.

Open any PDF and read it in a clean viewer with continuous vertical scrolling and pinch to zoom. It is a quick, read-only way to check a document before you edit, sign or share it, and it works offline because everything stays on your device. Password-protected PDFs open after you enter the password.

See a PDF's size, pages, version, security and properties.

Look up the details of a PDF: file size, number of pages, page size in points and inches, PDF version, title, author, subject, keywords and creator. It also shows whether the file is encrypted and which actions are allowed, such as printing, copying, commenting and form filling. Useful before you submit or share a document.

Ask questions about a PDF and draft documents with on-device AI.

Chat with an AI assistant that runs on Apple Intelligence on your iPhone, iPad or Mac, so nothing you type or attach is sent anywhere. It can summarize or explain a document, answer questions about it, draft and rewrite text, and, for PDFs you attach, compress, watermark, merge, password-protect them or build a fillable form. It is off until you turn it on.

Create an empty PDF with the page size and count you choose.

Create a blank PDF document with a set number of empty pages, from 1 up to 500, in A4, Letter, Legal, A3 or A5 size, in portrait orientation. Use it as a starting point for notes, printing or adding content later with the other tools. On iPhone and iPad, Create New PDF covers this.

Detect and remove repeated watermarks from a PDF.

Remove watermarks from a PDF. Smart Scan finds marks that repeat across pages, such as rotated or faded text, faint images and stamp annotations, and removes them without turning the page into an image. You can also tap a mark to target it, or paint over marks baked into scanned pages. Apply to all pages or a range, with undo.