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Add text as real PDF text
Choose the font, size, color, alignment, rotation and opacity, then place the text inside the intended page region. The exported text should remain crisp, searchable and selectable.
Review line wrapping and nearby content at the final size rather than relying only on a zoomed editor view.
Embed images without flattening the page
PNG, JPEG and WebP inputs can be normalized and embedded as image objects. Preserve aspect ratio unless intentional stretching is required, and verify rotation, opacity, placement and resolution after export.
Adding one image should not trigger whole-document rasterization or recompression.
Create and verify link annotations
A URL link combines a page rectangle with a target. Edit or remove the existing annotation rather than stacking invisible duplicates over the same region.
After export, reopen the PDF and confirm that the intended URL is present and removed links are absent. Avoid exposing private URLs in analytics or query parameters.
Review the final object order
Use the verified exported PDF—not the editing overlay—for download, print, sharing and continuation into another tool.
- Check text remains above or below the intended objects.
- Confirm image aspect ratio and opacity.
- Open every added or edited link.
- Compare Original and Edited views.
- Keep visual whiteout distinct from secure redaction.
Put the workflow into practice
Edit supported PDF objects, preserve the original until export, then verify the edited result before downloading or continuing to another workflow.
Try Edit PDFFrequently asked questions
Clear answers before you edit
Does added text remain searchable?
Yes. Added text is written as PDF text rather than baked into a screenshot.
Can I add WebP images?
Yes. WebP is normalized for compatible PDF embedding while preserving its visible dimensions.
Can I remove an existing link?
Supported URL link annotations can be updated or removed without leaving a duplicate link behind.