A Full PDF Editor That Never Uploads Your Documents
Most online PDF editors send your document to a server, edit it there, and send it back. For contracts, invoices, ID documents, court filings, and financial statements, that is an unnecessary risk. EverydayPDF's editor runs 100% client-side: the file is opened with browser APIs, rendered locally, edited locally, and saved locally. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and everything still works.
What You Can Do
- Edit existing text: click any line of text in the document, and the editor covers the original and lets you retype it — fix typos, update dates, correct amounts.
- Add text: place new text anywhere with your choice of font, size, and color.
- Highlight & whiteout: emphasize passages or cover content with clean white boxes.
- Draw and annotate: freehand pen, rectangles, ellipses, lines, and arrows.
- Insert images: place logos, stamps, or scanned signatures (PNG/JPG) and resize them.
- Manage pages: rotate or delete pages from the thumbnail sidebar.
- Undo/redo everything with full keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y).
How Client-Side PDF Editing Works
The editor renders your pages with PDF.js — the same engine Firefox uses to display PDFs — and applies your edits with a pure-JavaScript PDF library, all inside your browser tab. When you press Save, the edited PDF is assembled in memory on your device and downloaded directly. There is no upload progress bar because there is no upload.
Free vs Pro
Free users get up to 5 edits per document — enough to fix a typo, sign-stamp a page, or highlight a clause. Pro (₹1,999, one-time payment, lifetime access) unlocks unlimited edits plus the full professional suite: redaction, Bates numbering, AES-256 protection, workflows, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my PDF uploaded when I edit it?
No. The file is opened with your browser's File API and every operation — rendering, text editing, annotation, saving — happens in your browser's memory on your device. You can verify this by opening your browser's network tab while editing: no document data is ever transmitted.
Can I edit the existing text of a PDF, not just add annotations?
Yes. Select the "Edit existing text" tool and every editable line on the page is highlighted. Click a line to retype it — the editor covers the original text and places your replacement in a matching size. This works best on digitally-created PDFs; scanned documents should be run through our free OCR tool first.
Does the editor support Hindi and other Indic scripts?
Viewing and annotating documents in any language works fully. Newly typed text currently supports Latin-script characters (the standard PDF fonts), with embedded Unicode font support for Indic scripts on our roadmap. Highlights, shapes, images, whiteout, and page operations work identically on documents in any language.
Are the edits permanent in the saved PDF?
Yes — edits are drawn into the PDF's page content, so they appear in every PDF viewer. Note that whiteout and text replacement visually cover content but do not cryptographically destroy the underlying data; for legally-secure removal of sensitive information, use our dedicated Redact PDF tool, which permanently destroys the covered content.
Related Tools
- Redact PDF — permanently destroy sensitive content (not just cover it)
- Sign PDF — draw or type signatures
- OCR PDF — make scanned documents editable first
- Merge PDF — combine edited documents
- Compress PDF — shrink the edited file for portals