PDF File Editor

What does PDF File Editor do?

This PDF File Editor is a free, browser-based tool that allows you to modify the pages of your PDF documents. You can add new pages from another PDF file, delete unwanted pages, and rearrange them as needed. All processing is done securely on your own computer—your files are never uploaded to a server, ensuring your data remains private.

How to use PDF File Editor

1. Upload Your PDF: Drag and drop your PDF file into the upload box, or click the “Select PDF File” button to choose a file from your device.
2. Modify Pages: Once uploaded, you will see a preview of your document.
   • To add pages, select another PDF file, enter the page number where you want to insert it, and click “Add Pages.”
   • To delete pages, enter the specific page numbers or ranges (e.g., “3, 5-7, 9”) and click “Delete Pages.”
3. Preview Changes: The page preview grid will update instantly after every modification, showing you the current state of your document.
4. Download Your File: When you are satisfied with the changes, click the “Download Modified PDF” button to save the new file to your computer.
5. Start Over: Click the “Start Over” button at any time to clear the editor and upload a new file.

Features of PDF File Editor

• Client-Side Processing: Your privacy is paramount. All PDF modifications happen directly in your browser. Your files do not leave your computer.
• Add Pages: Merge an entire PDF document into your current one at any specified page position.
• Delete Pages: Easily remove single pages (e.g., “4”), multiple pages (e.g., “2, 8, 11”), or entire ranges of pages (e.g., “5-10”).
• Live Visual Preview: See thumbnails of all pages in your document and watch them update in real-time as you make changes.
• Drag & Drop Interface: A modern and intuitive interface for quickly uploading your files.
• No Installation Needed: Works entirely online in any modern web browser without requiring any software downloads or installations.

Application of PDF File Editor

• Removing Unwanted Content: Delete blank pages, advertisements, or irrelevant sections from a downloaded report or e-book.
• Combining Documents: Add a cover page, an appendix, or a bibliography from a separate PDF file to your main document.
• Assembling Reports: Combine multiple individual PDF reports from different sources into a single, cohesive document.
• Correcting Scans: Remove incorrectly scanned or duplicate pages from a digitized document.
• Creating Custom PDFs: Extract only the pages you need from a large PDF to create a smaller, customized version for sharing or printing.