PDF Tool
Add Text to PDF
Type your text, choose the font and colour, then click the page where it should go — as many places as you like. Runs entirely in your browser.
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Drag a PDF here, or click to browse
Single file · Max 100.0 MB
How it works
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Upload the PDF.
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Type your text (Enter makes a new line, or tap 'Today's date') and choose the font, size, bold/italic and colour.
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Click the page where the text should start — repeat for as many blocks as you need, on any page.
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Click Apply to bake the text into the PDF and download it.
Add Text to PDF — frequently asked questions
- Can I add text to multiple pages in one pass?
- Yes — switch between the page buttons while placing text; each block remembers which page it was placed on, and all are applied together when you click Apply.
- Can I fill in a scanned form or a PDF that isn't a fillable form?
- Yes — that's what this tool is for: click where the answer goes and type. If the PDF has real fillable fields, Flatten PDF lets you fill them directly.
- Can I edit the text after placing it?
- Not in place — remove the block (or use Undo last) and add it again with the corrected text.
- Will the added text be selectable and searchable?
- Yes — it's drawn as real vector text, the way a PDF editor would add it, not a flattened image.
- Can I use any font or emoji?
- You can choose sans-serif, serif or typewriter, in bold or italic. These are standard PDF fonts, so emoji and some non-Latin scripts can't be drawn — we tell you if your text contains something unsupported.
- Does it work on rotated or scanned pages?
- Yes — text goes exactly where you click and reads the right way up, even on pages that are stored rotated.
