How it works
Open the PDF
Choose a file or drop it on the page. Nothing to install.
Click and type
The line opens for editing where it is. A paragraph re-breaks as you type.
Download
Compare shows exactly what changed. Then save the file.
No more font or formatting problems after edits
Click a line and type — the new text stays in the document's own font. Sign, fill in and redact, too.
Choose a file or drop it on the page. Nothing to install.
The line opens for editing where it is. A paragraph re-breaks as you type.
Compare shows exactly what changed. Then save the file.
Above, a date and a company name were changed. Drag the line to compare: the letters are the document's own font, the spacing is the line's own, and nothing else on the page moved.
If an edit can't be made that way — a letter the font doesn't have, for example — Seamtype tells you instead of using another font.
BeforeAfter
Yes, while the editor is in beta: every tool, and downloads without a watermark.
Yes: the new letters are set in the document's own font, at the positions and spacing of the line, and the page is compared with the original after each change.
A scan is a picture of text: there are no letters to change. The editor tells you when a page is a scan; you can still sign it, add text, mark it up or black out parts of it.
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