Click anywhere on a PDF to add text — fill in forms, add dates, names, or notes — right in your browser. It all happens on your own device, so there’s no upload and your document stays private.
Add text to a PDF nowMost free online tools do this by uploading your file to their servers. This one doesn’t: it runs entirely in your browser, and the page ships with a strict security policy that blocks every outbound network request, so your file physically cannot leave your device. No account, no email, no upload, no watermark.
Click a spot on the page preview to drop a text box and type into it, then drag it where you want. Choose the font size, colour, and bold. Move between pages to add text wherever you need. When you’re done, save a new PDF with your text baked in.
This adds a new text layer on top of the PDF — ideal for filling forms and annotating. It doesn’t edit or reflow the PDF’s existing text; for major content changes, convert the PDF to Word, edit it, and convert back. No watermarks, no limits.
No. Everything runs in your browser and your file never leaves your device.
Yes. Click where a field is and type — perfect for forms that aren’t fillable.
This adds new text on top; it doesn’t edit existing text. For big changes, convert to Word, edit, and convert back.
Yes. Drag any text box to reposition it before saving.