Edit PDF
Reorder, rotate, and delete pages, and add text boxes or images — free, in your browser. This isn't a full text editor: it can't change text already in the document.
Drop your PDF here
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Everything you need to assemble a PDF
100% private — nothing uploaded
Every edit happens locally in your browser using pdf.js and pdf-lib. Nothing is sent to a server.
Drag-and-drop page reordering
Drag pages into a new order, or use the move-left/move-right buttons — works on touch too.
Per-page rotation
Rotate any page 90° at a time without affecting the rest of the document.
Remove pages, with undo
Delete pages you don't need, and restore them just as easily until you export.
Add text boxes
Drop in a text box anywhere on a page — resize, move, and recolor it before exporting.
Add images
Place a logo, stamp, or photo onto any page and position it exactly where you want it.
Three steps to an edited PDF
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Upload your PDF
Drag and drop the PDF onto the page, or click to browse.
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Reorder, rotate, delete, and mark up pages
Drag pages into a new order (or use the arrow buttons), rotate any page, remove pages you don't need, and click a page to add a text box or an image on top of it.
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Export and download
Click Export PDF to apply your changes, then Download PDF to save the result straight to your device.
Built for cleaning up and assembling documents
Whether you're fixing a scan that came in out of order, assembling a report, or adding a quick note before sending a document — PixelTools edits it for free, with nothing uploaded.
Cleaning up a scanned document
Reorder pages that scanned out of sequence, rotate any that came in sideways, and delete blank pages before sending it on.
Assembling a report or packet
Drop in a cover page image, add a text box with a note or reference number, and rearrange sections into the order you need.
Trimming a long PDF down
Remove pages that don't belong — an extra cover sheet, a stray blank page, an outdated appendix — without touching the rest of the file.
Quick markup before sharing
Add a label, a stamp image, or a short note directly onto a page before you send a document out.
Frequently asked questions
Is this tool free?
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Yes, completely free with no limits. No account required.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
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No. Every operation — reordering, rotating, deleting, adding text or images, and exporting — happens entirely in your browser using pdf.js and pdf-lib. Your file never leaves your device.
Can I edit the existing text in my PDF?
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No — this tool can't change text that's already in the document, and it doesn't try to match your original font or reflow a paragraph. It rearranges, rotates, and removes pages, and lets you add new text boxes and images on top of a page. If you need to correct a typo inside existing text, you'll need the PDF's original source file (Word, Google Docs, etc.) and a way to re-export it.
What's the difference between this and Annotate PDF or Sign PDF?
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Annotate PDF adds highlights, rectangles, and arrows in addition to text. Sign PDF is built specifically for placing a signature. Edit PDF combines page management (reorder, rotate, delete) with the simpler text-box and image primitives in one place — for anything more specialized, use the dedicated tool.
Can I add an image, like a stamp or logo, to a page?
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Yes. Open a page in the editor, click Image, choose a file from your device, and drag or resize it once it's placed.
Can I undo a deleted page?
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Yes, as long as you haven't exported yet. A "Restore removed pages" link appears above the page grid whenever at least one page is removed.
What if I need to combine PDFs or pull specific pages into their own file?
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Use Merge PDF to combine multiple files, or Split PDF to pull pages out into separate documents — both are linked at the bottom of this page.
Will this remove a password from my PDF?
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No. Edit PDF works on files you can already open. If your PDF is password-protected, use Unlock PDF first.
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