It is not too easy to find a free PDF editor that allows you edit the text in the PDF and add your own text, sign your name, add your own graphics, change images, fill out forms, etc. Some online PDF editors work well on web browser so you just have to upload your PDF file to the website and make the necessary changes and save it. But online editors will not have capabilities as the desktop editors.
This is what we are going to see below. A list of best and free PDF editors that will have all the necessary features. Remember that if you need to change the contents, you need to change the format of the file from PDF to DOCX or EPUB.
Sejda PDF Editor
Sejda PDF Editor is one of the few PDF editors that let you edit the existing text in the PDF without a watermark. It can run in your web browser and you can also get the desktop version if you want. This tool can also be used to convert from PDF to Word or vice versa.
Inkscape
Inkscape is a highly popular free image viewer and editor. It also includes PDF editing capabilities that only dedicated PDF editors will support in the paid versions. It is a wonderful image editing program that is similar to Adobe Photoshop and other image editors.
PDFescape
This is an online PDF editor with many features. It is completely free and works online through the web browser itself. It also lets you add your own images and text to the file. You can also delete and add PDF pages to the file.
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PDF-XChange
This one has some really great PDF editing features but not all are free to use. If you use a paid featue, then it will add a watermark on all the pages. If you use the free features, you can edit the file and also save it on your computer.
Smallpdf
This is one of the fastest ways to add images, shapes, text or signature to your PDF. It makes it easy to upload a PDF and make changes. You need not have an account or pay for the features to avoid the watermark.
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