Load a PDF, choose Highlight or Pen, and mark up the page. The marks are baked into a new PDF — in your browser.
How to Annotate a PDF
Three steps, all in your browser.
Add your PDF
Drag in a PDF or click to browse. The first page appears ready to mark up.
Highlight or draw
Choose Highlight or Pen, pick a colour, and drag on the page. Switch pages to annotate more; use Undo or Clear page as needed.
Save and download
Click Save Annotated PDF to download a copy with every mark baked in.
For a signature specifically, use Sign PDF. Add Image to PDF places a picture, Watermark PDF stamps text across pages, and Flatten PDF locks filled form fields once you are done.
Annotation settings
The pen colour and width, and the page the marks are applied to.
| Setting | Range | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Pen colour | Any hex colour | #ffd400 |
| Pen width | 1 – 16 px | 4 px |
| Page | Any page number in the document | 1 |
| Output | Marks are drawn onto the page, not stored as PDF annotations | — |
Frequently Asked Questions
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