Edit PDF

Add text to a PDF page with control over position and size. Everything runs locally in your browser — your file is never uploaded.

Choose a PDF file

Text to add

Page number (1-based)

X position (points from left)

Y position (points from bottom)

Font size

How to edit a PDF by adding text

Select your PDF file.
Type the text you want to add.
Choose the page number and the X/Y position (in points, 72 = 1 inch).
Set the font size, click "Add Text" and download the edited file.

What you can add

This tool adds a new text layer over the page — useful for a name, a date, a reference number or a short note. It is ideal for annotating forms and adding a quick mark without a full editor.

Positioning your text

X is the distance from the left edge and Y is the distance from the bottom, both in points. Start with X=72 and Y=72 (one inch in from the corner) and adjust until the text sits where you want it.

Text colour and style

The added text uses a clean Helvetica font in black. For coloured or bold text, use a full editor — this tool keeps things simple and private by running entirely in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

This tool adds new text on top of the page. It does not modify existing text, which stays as it was.

Use the X and Y values (in points). X is from the left, Y is from the bottom. Adjust and re-run to fine-tune.

No. Editing happens entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your device.