Most 'PDF editors' convert your file to something else, let you change it, then rebuild it — and the layout falls apart on the way. This one doesn't convert anything. It opens the real page, lets you click any line of text and retype it, and writes only that line back. Everything you don't touch stays byte-for-byte identical, so an invoice still looks like your invoice, with the same fonts, colours, spacing, page size and orientation.
No. The page you see is the original render, and only the specific lines you change are rewritten — at the same position, size and colour. Anything you don't touch is never modified at all, so it cannot shift.
Not directly. A scan is an image with no text to edit. Run it through OCR first to extract the text, then work with that.
Opening a document and making changes is always free — you only pay when you download the result. That's NGN 10 per document, or NGN 100 a month for unlimited edits.
A line you edit keeps its size, colour, weight and position. If the original used an unusual embedded font, the edited line falls back to the closest standard typeface — everything you leave alone keeps its original font exactly.
Merge PDFs
Combine several PDFs into a single document, in the order you pick them.
Split / extract pages
Pull specific pages out of a PDF into a new document.
Compress PDF
Reduce a PDF's file size by cleaning up unused objects and metadata.
Watermark PDF
Stamp text across every page — DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL, a company name.
