Annotating PDFs on Mac
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Annotating PDFs on Mac
Easily Add and View PDF Comments on Mac
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your PDF file into the browser tool and use text annotations to add comments. Adjust text properties and place your comments for feedback.
Yes, upload your PDF to the tool and all comments will be visible. You can add new annotations and modify existing ones.
Simply upload your PDF file into the browser-based tool. You can see all existing comments and add new ones with annotation tools.
Use our browser-based tool for an enhanced experience. Upload your PDF file and access all comments directly, without additional software.
Mac Preview offers basic viewing features, but our tool provides advanced annotation options directly in the browser, including text and shape annotations.
Upload your PDF, select the text annotation tool, enter your notes, and adjust them to highlight important sections or provide clarifications.
Upload your PDF file and choose from our annotation tools: pen for drawing, text for comments, highlight for emphasis, and shapes to mark areas.
Yes, the tool is browser-based and works well in Chrome and other major browsers on Mac. No installation is required.
Yes, after downloading the annotated PDF, all comments and notes are embedded in the document to provide consistent views across platforms.
You can upload PDF files, including multi-page documents, and images in formats like JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP.
Yes, open the annotated PDF in the tool again, select any unwanted annotations, and delete them before downloading the updated file.
After uploading the PDF file, use the highlight tool to emphasize text. Choose your color and drag across the sections you wish to highlight.
Files up to 100 MB are supported. If your file is within this limit, you can effortlessly upload, annotate, and download it.
No, the tool is currently optimized for desktop use only. It is accessible via browsers like Chrome or Firefox on your Mac or PC.
No, the tool cannot edit existing text in PDFs. It is designed to overlay comments and annotations onto the existing document.