How it works
Open the PDF and choose Add text.
Tap where the text goes and type. Change size, colour and bold in the toolbar.
Drag it into place and download.
Type anywhere on a PDF in any size and colour, in English, Hindi, Tamil or other languages, and move it into place.
Pick a tool, then tap the page. Drag to move; use the corner handle to resize.
Edited on your device. Whiteout only covers; use Redact to delete text from the file.
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Choose Add text and tap where the text should start. Choose the size and colour, and make it bold. Drag the text to move it and pull the corner to change its size. Double-click to change what you typed.
English text is written in Helvetica. Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali and Gujarati are written with Noto fonts and shaped correctly, and saved as real text that can be searched and copied. Emoji and other symbols are added as sharp images.
Add text puts new text on top of the page. To change words that are already in the PDF, use Edit text instead, which replaces them in the same font.
Add a note, a reference number or a correction to a PDF before forwarding it.
Type answers onto a scanned form that has no fillable fields.
Add a date, a name or "Received" to a document in a clean font.
Open the PDF and choose Add text.
Tap where the text goes and type. Change size, colour and bold in the toolbar.
Drag it into place and download.
Yes. Add text works on any page, including scans and photos.
Add the text anywhere, then drag it onto the line; use the arrow keys for fine moves on a computer.
Added text uses Helvetica (like Arial) or Noto for Indian scripts, the most readable choices for forms.
No. The download is clean.