How it works
Open the PDF.
Choose Add text to type Hindi anywhere, or Edit text to change a Hindi line. For scans, run OCR in Hindi first.
Download the PDF with your Hindi text.
Type Hindi into any PDF, fix Hindi text in forms and letters, and make scanned Hindi pages searchable, with correct matras and conjuncts.
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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Many PDF tools break Hindi: matras land on the wrong letter and conjuncts like क्ष or त्र fall apart. This editor shapes Devanagari with the Noto Sans Devanagari font, so what you type is what you get, and it's saved as real, selectable Hindi text.
Choose Edit text and click the Hindi line. If the PDF's own font has every letter you need, it's reused; otherwise Noto Sans Devanagari is used. Old PDFs made with legacy fonts such as Kruti Dev store Hindi as English letters, so they show as gibberish and can't be edited as Hindi; retype those lines.
Open Document, choose Scanned pages (OCR) and pick Hindi or English + Hindi. The text on each page is read on your device, the PDF becomes searchable, and you can correct any scanned line. Marathi uses the same script and has its own OCR language.
Add or change Hindi text in a PDF with correctly joined Devanagari letters and matras.
Edit Hindi letters, applications and circulars without retyping the whole document.
Recognise the text in scanned Hindi pages with OCR, so it can be searched and copied.
Open the PDF.
Choose Add text to type Hindi anywhere, or Edit text to change a Hindi line. For scans, run OCR in Hindi first.
Download the PDF with your Hindi text.
Use your phone's Hindi keyboard or Google Input Tools on a computer; anything you can type appears correctly.
Yes. Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali and Gujarati are supported for typing and OCR.
It uses a legacy font like Kruti Dev, which stores Hindi as English characters. Retype those lines in Unicode Hindi.
Yes. It's saved as real Unicode text, so it can be searched and copied.