Add Text to PDF
Place your own text on any page: labels, dates, notes. Pick from 25 fonts, drag to position, resize by the corner. Nothing uploaded, all in your browser.
Add Text to PDF
Why add text to a PDF?
Sometimes a PDF is almost right and just needs a few words added: a date in the corner, a name on a certificate, a note on a drawing, a reference number on an invoice, a label on a diagram. You shouldn't need the original source file or heavy software for that, just a quick way to drop text onto the page. Click to place a text box anywhere on any page, then type. Drag it to reposition, pull the corner to resize, and style it with bold, italic, underline and alignment. Choose a font (the basic fonts stay as selectable text in the PDF, while a set of decorative fonts is baked in as a crisp image), set the size and colour, and add as many boxes as you need across as many pages as you like. One clarification worth making: this adds new text on top of the page. It isn't a full editor for the words already in the PDF, so it won't find-and-replace existing text. If you need to sign rather than label, there's a dedicated tool for that. As always, it runs entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
How can I write on a PDF for free without Acrobat?
Click anywhere on the page to drop a text box, type your words, then drag, resize and style them with bold, italic, underline and alignment before downloading. It overlays your text on top of the page (it won't rewrite the document's existing words), and it all runs in your browser, so the file is never uploaded.