Edit a PDF without uploading it: text, annotations, signature, watermark and Bates numbering, all in your browser. Free, no account.
Published on Updated on 3 min readby Hamza El Hajjaji
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Why edit a PDF locally?
Editing a PDF means adding text, annotations, signatures, watermarks, or modifying metadata. Most online editors send your file to their servers, posing a privacy risk. Document Flare edits your PDFs locally, in your browser.
Document Flare’s editor offers several tools: text addition, freehand drawing, shapes (rectangle, arrow), highlighting, signature, watermark, metadata, Bates numbering, and bookmarks.
No store, no account: a two-click install, double-click to open a PDF, Android share target, and a full offline mode once you have visited the site online once.
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