Full PDF editing (changing the underlying text) is rarely what people actually need. Far more often it's rearranging pages, stamping a watermark, adding a signature, or dropping in a note — tasks that don't require touching the document's real content at all.
Getting pages in the right order
Scanned documents frequently come out of order, upside down, or with a page that needs to go. Organize Pages handles deleting, rotating and reordering pages visually, without re-scanning anything.
Marking a document as a draft, confidential, or branded
A watermark across every page — "DRAFT," "CONFIDENTIAL," a company name — is a fast way to signal a document's status without changing its actual content. Watermark PDF applies text or a repeating pattern across every page in one pass.
Signing without printing and rescanning
Printing a document just to sign it and scan it back in is a uniquely annoying loop that a lot of people still do out of habit. Sign PDF lets you type or draw a signature directly onto the page and save it in place.
Adding a note or highlight directly on the page
For quick annotations — a comment in the margin, a highlighted line — Edit PDF lets you drop a text box or draw a highlight directly on the rendered page without altering the underlying document text.
All four tools work directly on the PDF's pages in your browser and save a new file when you're done — nothing is uploaded to a server to apply the changes.
