Formatting Words in PDFs
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Formatting Words in PDFs
Format words in PDFs with online annotation tools
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
To format words in a PDF, upload your document and use the text markup tool. You can add text boxes with customizable fonts and colors.
You can't edit existing PDF text, but you can add new text using the text markup tool and customize its style and color.
Use the text markup tool, click anywhere on your PDF, type in your desired text, and then customize the font, size, and color as needed.
Yes, use the highlight tool to emphasize important text or sections in your PDF. Choose from multiple colors for your highlights.
You can use pencil, text, highlight, and shape tools to annotate PDFs. Each tool offers customizable options for color and style.
Use the text markup tool to add a text box and then select your preferred font style and size from the available options.
Yes, select the shape tool and then the arrow to point out specific text or sections in your PDF document.
After adding annotations to your PDF, click the download button to save your annotations embedded in the document.
Yes, you can annotate both PDF documents and images within the same editor using the available annotation tools.
You can upload PDFs as well as images in JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP formats for annotation.
No, this tool is designed for desktop or laptop browsers. You need to use a computer to access the annotation features.
No, you cannot edit existing text. You can only add annotations such as new text, highlights, or shapes.
Yes, each file should be 100MB or smaller. You can process one file per session.
No, the tool works with one file per session. Finish your current annotations before starting a new session.
No, the tool doesn't provide OCR for text extraction. It focuses on adding annotations to images and PDFs.