Free · Private · No upload
PDF viewing & editing, free in your browser
An Acrobat-style editor for documents that never leave your device — pdf.js rendering plus a WebAssembly page-processing core.
Runs in your browser via WebAssembly — a free, web-based alternative to Adobe Acrobat.
No upload
Files are processed on your device
No sign-up
No accounts, no email, no paywall
No limits
Any file size, any batch size
Metadata stripped
EXIF & GPS removed on export
Acrobat-style PDF viewer and editor that runs entirely in your browser. View and search documents, reorder, rotate, extract and merge pages, annotate with highlights, shapes, ink and notes, then export a real PDF — powered by pdf.js and a WebAssembly core. No upload, no sign-up.
Everything you need, nothing to install
How it works
The pdf editor is a full application compiled to run in your browser. When you open it, your browser downloads the editor and its WebAssembly core once, caches them, and from then on every operation — opening files, editing, exporting — happens on your own device. Nothing you work on is uploaded, which is also why there are no accounts, queues or file-size pricing tiers.
Curious about the details? Read how EditItAll works, or just open the editor — it loads in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
Is the PDF editor free?+
Yes — free with no account, no watermark and no page limits.
Are my documents uploaded to a server?+
No. PDFs are opened, edited and rebuilt entirely inside your browser using pdf.js and a WebAssembly core. Your documents never leave your device.
What can I do with my PDF?+
View and search multi-page documents; rotate, reorder, duplicate, extract, delete and merge pages; annotate with highlights, underlines, free text, sticky notes, shapes and freehand ink; then export a standards-compliant PDF or print it.
Do exported PDFs keep my annotations?+
Yes. Annotations are written into the exported file as real PDF objects with appearance streams, so they display in Acrobat, Preview and other viewers — and they round-trip if you re-open the file here.
Is there a file size limit?+
No hard limit — the practical ceiling is your device’s memory, since the whole document is processed locally. Typical documents up to hundreds of pages work fine.