Click anywhere on a page to drop in new text, great for filling a quick note, fixing a typo, or labeling a document without needing full PDF-editing software.
This is meant for quick, targeted additions: filling a blank on a form, a margin note, labeling a diagram. For rewriting existing paragraphs, converting to Word, editing there, and converting back usually works better.
Filling in a name or date on a certificate, adding "Received" and today's date to an invoice, or labeling a diagram before forwarding it. Small, specific additions rather than a full rewrite.
This adds new text on top of the page rather than modifying what's already there. Use Redact PDF if you need to remove existing content.
It supports plain text with an adjustable font size; image placement isn't available here.
Yes, use Undo Last to remove the most recent addition before saving.
It uses a fixed accent color, designed to stand out clearly from the original page content.