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Add text and image overlays to PDF files without changing the original content.

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Adding a note, label, or replacement graphic to a PDF often means opening a full editor just to place one small overlay, while the original document content should remain available underneath for review. This tool adds text and image overlays to PDF pages in your browser without replacing the existing PDF text or images.

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Useful for adding a visible label to a finished report, placing a logo or signature image on a form, or adding a note to a PDF while keeping its original content intact.

Examples

Add a review note to a finalized PDF

Input: contract.pdf, text overlay: "Check clause 4" on page 3
Output: contract-edited.pdf

Adds a visible note while leaving the original wording underneath.

Place a new logo on a finished PDF

Input: brochure.pdf, image overlay: new-logo.png on page 1
Output: brochure-updated.pdf

Places a replacement graphic without needing the original source file.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for Edit PDF

Does it let me edit the original text already in the PDF?
No, it adds new text and image overlays on top of the page rather than modifying existing PDF content.
Can I position overlays precisely?
Yes, anchor to any of 9 positions (left, center, or right combined with top, middle, or bottom) with pixel offsets, and a marker preview shows roughly where each overlay will land.
Can I add overlays to specific pages in a multi-page PDF?
Yes, use Prev and Next to switch pages, and each overlay you add is tied to whichever page was active when you added it.