Strikethrough in PDF on iMac
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Strikethrough in PDF on iMac
Effectively use strikethroughs in PDFs on iMac
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your PDF to the annotation tool in your iMac's browser. Select the text annotation tool and place a strikethrough over the text using customized lines.
There is no specific keyboard shortcut for strikethrough in the online tool, but you can manually add a line with the shape tool to mimic strikethrough on iMac.
There is no dedicated strikethrough tool, but you can use the shape tool to draw lines over text to create a strikethrough effect.
Yes, it works on any iMac model with a supported browser. Being web-based, the specific iMac model does not affect compatibility.
Yes, the tool works on all Mac computers, including MacBooks, as it's accessible via a web browser.
The editor supports PDF files for strikethrough tasks as well as JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP for image annotations.
Yes, you can annotate PDF files up to 100 MB in size within the editor.
After you've annotated your PDF, you can view the changes and download the file with all embedded annotations on your iMac.
Yes, the editor allows you to navigate a multi-page PDF and make annotations, including strikethroughs, on each page.
No, you cannot edit existing text. The tool is for annotations, such as overlaying lines for strikethrough effects.
No, the PDF editor is web-based and designed for direct use in a browser on your iMac.
No, you need an internet connection to access and use the annotation tool, as it operates within a web browser.
No, the editor handles one file at a time. You need to complete a session and download the file before starting a new one.
No, this tool does not include OCR functionality. It focuses on adding annotations like strikethroughs.
Logged-in users can save the annotated PDF directly to Evernote. Make sure to log in to access this feature.