Add stamps and images, fix metadata, flatten forms and inspect what's inside a PDF. Quick one-shot edits with no install, all in the browser.
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The edit tools change what is inside a PDF without an editor to install. You can add stamps and images, rewrite metadata, flatten forms, remove annotations and inspect what a file contains.
Drop a PDF in the box above and every tool acts on it in place. Each tool downloads a new file, so your original upload is never modified. Free tools need no account, and tools marked Pro need a paid plan.

Edit is one of several hubs. Organize reorders and splits pages, Convert changes the format, and Security adds a password or redacts text. Advanced covers OCR, compression and repair.
Browse all toolsMerge, split, rotate, rearrange and renumber pages.
Turn Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images and HTML into PDF and back.
Password, sign, watermark, sanitize and redact your PDFs.
OCR, compress, compare, repair and the Multi-Tool editor.

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No, every edit tool downloads a new file. Your original upload is never modified and is deleted from storage after processing.
Not on the server, re-upload the original and run the tool again with different options. We don't keep edit history.
These tools handle content-level edits: images, stamps, metadata and annotations. For full page editing, use the Multi-Tool workspace under Advanced.
Flatten PDF bakes interactive form fields, annotations and layers into static page content, so the result renders identically everywhere and can't be changed.
Edit Metadata lets you view, update or bulk-rewrite the title, author, subject, keywords and XMP.
Most are. Tools marked Pro, such as Add / Extract Images and Add Attachments, need a paid plan, and the card shows its credit cost where one applies.
The docs list the editing endpoints in the API reference, so the same operations can run from your own code.