Add Text to PDF
Click anywhere on your PDF and type, entirely in your browser.
Free, fast, and privacy-first.
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Add text to a PDF — type anywhere, even on a scan
Adding text to a PDF should be as simple as clicking where you want it and typing — and that's exactly how this works. Open your PDF, click any spot on the page, and a text box appears ready for your words. Drag it into position, resize it, and set the font (Helvetica, Times, or Courier), the size, and the color; make it bold, italic, or underlined so your note either blends into the document or stands out. Because the text is placed freely, you're never limited to existing form fields.
That freedom means it works on any PDF, including a scanned or printed page with no text layer at all — perfect for filling a form that was never made fillable, labelling a diagram, or adding a quick correction. The whole thing runs in your browser with pdf.js and pdf-lib, so your file is never uploaded and never leaves your device. To place checkmarks, dates, or a signature as well, use Fill & Sign; to stamp one line across every page, see Add Header & Footer or Add Watermark.
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Click and type anywhere
Drop a text box on any spot of the page — you're not limited to existing form fields.
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Works on scanned PDFs
Add text to a flat or scanned page that has no text layer, like a printed form.
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Full font control
Choose Helvetica, Times, or Courier, set the size and color, and go bold, italic, or underlined.
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Private by design
Text is drawn in your browser with pdf-lib; your PDF never leaves your device.
How to add text to a PDF
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Add your PDF
Click “Select PDF”, or drag a single file into the upload area. Any PDF works, even a flat scan with no text layer.
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Add a text box
Click “Text”, then click the page where you want the box, and type. Pick the font, size, and color, and drag or resize the box any time.
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Download
Download your PDF. The text is drawn straight onto the page.