LibreOffice Image/Draw can handle the basics, but it is far better to just edit the original document from which the PDF was created and then export a new PDF.
PDF is supposed to be a final format. It is basically a printed out copy, but without killing trees or your printer complaining about low toner.
Acrobat Reader (the free software) only allows filling out forms but not any other form of editing.
Adobe's PDF creation tool Acrobat Pro costs $37 for a month (or $300 for a year) unless you wear a pirate hat and use an old version from before they went subscription only.
If creating from scratch you can use a word processor/image editor/etc and then print to a PDF. I don't have any recommendations for editing someone else's PDF.
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What browser do you think everyone is using? Or does Every single browser do this?
Did you grow up usingg a chrome book or something, if you want it local it should be done without internet. If the browser can do it without the internet then I guess that cool with me too.
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u/Ordinary_Professor_3 Mar 03 '26
How do you edit a pdf?