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Reel Free PDF Editor
Free, fast PDF editing in your browser
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Reel Free PDF Editor

A free, browser‑based PDF editor to add text, signatures, drawings, images, and fill form fields. Merge PDFs and export your edited file in seconds.

Private by design
Edits run in your browser; files aren’t uploaded by this page.
Works on mobile
Touch‑friendly tools for phones & tablets.
Export a real PDF
Saves filled fields + annotations into the output.
Text Signature Draw Image Merge Export
Editor preview
Drop a PDF
Edit • Sign • Draw • Export
✔ Fill form fields
✔ Add signature (draw/type/upload)
✔ Mobile friendly toolbar
✔ Merge + Normalize for tricky PDFs
Tip: For best results, use a text‑based PDF (not a scanned image).

How it works

1
Upload
Pick a PDF or drag & drop.
2
Edit
Add text, signature, draw, images, and fill fields.
3
Export
Download the edited PDF instantly.
If a PDF fails to merge or export, try Normalize (it rasterizes pages and makes them compatible, but flattens fields).

FAQ

Is it really free?

Yes. This page runs client‑side and the editor features are available without a login.

Do you upload my PDFs?

Not by default. Editing is done in your browser. If you add analytics or server features later, update your privacy notice accordingly.

Why do some PDFs look like images?

Scanned PDFs are just pictures. You can still annotate, but you can’t select original text. Use Normalize if a PDF is incompatible with merging/exporting.

Will edits persist when I reopen?

Yes on the same device/browser: the editor autosaves locally (IndexedDB). For cross‑device sync you’d need a backend or cloud storage integration.

Privacy basics

This editor is designed to run locally in your browser. Files and edits stay on your device unless you add server uploads. Ads may set cookies depending on your AdSense configuration and user consent requirements in your region.

Upload a PDF to start editing

Drag & drop a PDF here, or choose a file. No sign‑up. Edit and export instantly.

This single HTML file uses CDNs (PDF.js + pdf-lib). Internet access is required unless you replace the CDN imports with local files.
// Normalize button el.btnNormalize.addEventListener("click", async () => { if (!state.pdfBytes) return; await normalizeCurrentPdf(); });