PDF Editor Pro
v3.0 · Foxit-Style Workstation
A fully client-side PDF workstation. Annotate, sign, organize pages, redact, add stamps, OCR, batch process — all in your browser with zero uploads.
✍️Text & Draw
🖍️Annotations
✒️Signatures
🗂️Page Organizer
🔍OCR Ready
🔏Redaction
🏷️Stamps
📦Batch Jobs
🛡️ 100% local · PDF.js · PDF-lib · Fabric.js · IndexedDB · Web Workers
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A complete PDF editor that never leaves your browser

PDF Editor Pro is a full-featured editing workstation for PDF files — built to run entirely on the client side. There's no upload step, no waiting for a server to process your document, and no account required. Open a file, edit it, and download the result, all without your document ever touching a server.

What you can do

Why it's private by design

Every operation — rendering, editing and saving — happens using PDF.js, PDF-lib and Fabric.js running directly in your browser tab. Your file is read into memory locally and the edited copy is generated the same way, so nothing is ever transmitted anywhere.

Is PDF Editor Pro really free?
Yes. Every editing feature on this page is free with no account or signup. CSSMitra's optional premium plan only covers cross-device sync for notes and workspace data — never the tools themselves.
Can it edit scanned PDFs?
Yes — use the built-in OCR feature first to make scanned text recognizable, then annotate or edit as usual. For pure text extraction from scans, the dedicated OCR Reader tool also works well.
Will my PDF's formatting stay intact?
Page layout, images and existing text are preserved exactly as they are — edits are layered on top rather than re-flowing the original content.