- Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
- No. The editor runs in your browser, so the file is opened, edited and saved on your own device. Only when you read a scanned page with OCR does the browser download the OCR engine and its language data, and your page is still not uploaded.
- Which fonts does the edited text use?
- A PDF keeps its own fonts inside the file, and they cannot be reused for new letters. Edited text is therefore drawn with a standard font (Helvetica, Times or Courier), and Hindi or other special characters with the Noto fonts. The look can differ slightly from the original.
- Is the old text removed from the file?
- By default the old text is covered with a box, so it can still be selected or copied from the exported file. To remove it for good, tick “Export pages as pictures”: every page is then saved as an image.
- Can I edit a scanned PDF?
- Yes. A page without text shows a “Read text (OCR)” button. After reading, click a line to edit it. OCR is not perfect, so check the text.
- Can I edit a password protected PDF?
- Yes, you will be asked for the password. The exported copy has no password and its pages are saved as pictures.