Annotate and draw on PDF
Annotate and draw on PDF: Position text, arrows, highlights and drawn signature artwork on PDF pages.
Annotate and draw on PDF
Your PDF stays in this tab. No document upload, account or paid service is required.
Adds permanent page artwork while keeping existing source content. Highlights and rectangles do not remove underlying text: use Redact PDF for sensitive information. Drawn signatures are not certificate-backed digital signatures. Text supports English/Turkish; unsupported scripts are rejected. Up to 150 marks, 300 pages and 40 MB input. Encrypted, signed and XFA PDFs unsupported.
How to use
- Choose an unencrypted, unsigned PDF you are authorized to edit. Keep the original.
- Draw an area or enter its coordinates, then preview the saved PDF.
- The placement preview approximates text layout. Open the generated PDF to verify pages and positions.
- Preview before downloading; check again in your own PDF viewer before sharing.
How it works
- Choose an unencrypted, unsigned PDF you are authorized to edit. Keep the original.
- Draw an area or enter its coordinates, then preview the saved PDF.
- The placement preview approximates text layout. Open the generated PDF to verify pages and positions.
- Preview before downloading; check again in your own PDF viewer before sharing.
Example & practical use
Highlight a paragraph and add an arrow with a review note.
Sample document
Synthetic example with no private data. You can also use the sample document button in the tool.Limits and help
Adds permanent page artwork while keeping existing source content. Highlights and rectangles do not remove underlying text: use Redact PDF for sensitive information. Drawn signatures are not certificate-backed digital signatures. Text supports English/Turkish; unsupported scripts are rejected. Up to 150 marks, 300 pages and 40 MB input. Encrypted, signed and XFA PDFs unsupported.
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Troubleshooting
Encrypted or damaged documents may not open; use an unencrypted copy only when you are authorized to access it. A scan without a text layer will not yield text with ordinary extraction. At a processing limit, reduce the file or page range and keep the original.