Click any tool below — upload your file and we handle the rest instantly.
Fourmeld is the easiest free PDF editor online. Edit PDF files directly in your browser — add text, compress, split, merge, or rotate pages without installing anything. No Adobe Acrobat required, no watermark, no account needed.
Upload your PDF, click any page to open the edit view, then use the toolbar to add text, images, or annotations. When done, click Download — your edited PDF saves instantly. No sign-up, no cost, completely free.
Need to fill in a form or add a note? Open the PDF editor, select the text tool, click anywhere on the page and start typing. Adjust font, size and colour before saving. Works on any PDF — scanned or digital.
Large PDFs slow down email and uploads. Use the Compress tool to shrink file size by up to 80% while keeping text sharp and images readable. No file-size cap for browser-side compression.
Extract specific pages or combine multiple PDFs into one. The Split tool lets you pick exact page ranges; the Merge tool accepts multiple files in any order. All processing happens in your browser — your files never leave your device.
Yes — all tools are completely free. There are no premium tiers, no hidden fees, and no watermarks added to your files.
No account or login is required. Just upload your PDF and start editing immediately.
Most operations (compress, rotate, split, merge, add text) run entirely in your browser using PDF-lib and PDF.js. Your file never leaves your device. For operations that require server processing, files are deleted immediately after download.
You can add text overlays and annotations on top of scanned PDFs. For full OCR text recognition, use the Edit PDF tool which supports text layers on scanned documents.
Browser-based tools (compress, rotate, split, merge) handle files up to 500 MB. Server-side tools support files up to 50 MB.
Yes. The PDF editor is fully responsive and works on iPhone, Android, and any modern mobile browser — no app download needed.
More questions? Visit our FAQ page.
