Pen and translucent highlighter
The pen uses an opaque color, while the highlighter uses transparency so it does not hide the content. You can adjust both stroke widths, then select, move or remove an entire stroke.
Add freehand notes, highlight important areas, or place lines, arrows and shapes directly on a PDF page.
Open the PDF editorThe pen works for short notes and freehand markings, while the highlighter creates a translucent stroke that keeps the document content visible underneath. Both tools have adjustable color and width.
For precise markings, use a line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse or millimeter dimension. Created elements can be moved, adjusted and removed before saving.
The pen uses an opaque color, while the highlighter uses transparency so it does not hide the content. You can adjust both stroke widths, then select, move or remove an entire stroke.
Simple geometric tools make it easier to point to a specific element. Rectangles and ellipses can have a fill, while the dimension tool adds a line with its length shown in millimeters.
No. A white box only hides the content visually. Data underneath may remain in the file structure, so this is not secure redaction.
Yes. Use Undo/Redo or the Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y shortcuts before downloading the document.