Edit text directly in a PDF
Your PDF stays on this device.
Select the text you want to change, type your correction, then save.
Free to use. No account needed. File limit: 128 MiB.
RevisePDF can’t edit text in scans or open password-protected PDFs. See what RevisePDF can edit.
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What it edits
Words, names and dates in PDFs with editable text. Changes use the original typeface.
What it does not do
RevisePDF doesn’t add annotations, draw on pages or turn scans into editable text.
How to edit text in a PDF
- Choose your PDF. Open a PDF from your device.
- Select the text. Click or tap a word or line, then change it in the editing field. If a line is hard to select, open Editable text.
- Check the result. Check that the new text fits. Use Undo if you need to go back.
- Save your PDF. Choose Save PDF, then open the downloaded copy to check your changes.
Common questions
Is this PDF text editor free?
Yes. You can open, edit and save supported PDFs for free.
Can I change a date or fix a typo without converting to Word?
Yes, if RevisePDF can edit the text and use the characters you need in the original typeface.
Will the font and layout stay the same?
Edits keep the original typeface. Some PDFs include only the characters already used, so you may not be able to type new ones. Your changes must fit the space available. Text elsewhere on the page stays put.
Why can’t I edit some PDF text?
The page may be a scan, or the text may use a font or format RevisePDF can’t edit. Find out why a PDF may not be editable.
Does my PDF get uploaded?
No. Your PDF and edits stay in your browser. Read the privacy information for details.