Best PDF Editor

I had covered a list of free pdf editors in the past, now here is another article covering Best PDF Editors. The list is mixed bag of desktop based and online tools and softwares. I have categorized the PDF editors into two sections: Software and Online. Software PDF editors are the kinda that you download and install on your computer, whereas online PDF editors you may use through your web browser, without the need to install any software.

List of Best pdf editors

  • Free PDF editor - Although this isn’t an actual editor, FPE should be noted as a lightweight and simple PDF creator that may be downloaded completely free of charge.
  • PDFill - Similar to Free PDF editor, this piece of software allows to edit and design forms, draw shapes, scan forms or photos, and much more.
  • Bluebeam PDF Revu - This is a very powerful and professional PDF reader and writer. Though the trial is limited, it is worth giving a shot just to see how far these types of software can really go. The aesthetics are very nice, but with a pricetag of 150, I’d suggest looking at the other options, unless you’re looking for high performance and options.

Online

  • PDFHammer - A free online PDF “arranger” that enables you to re-arrange PDF pages, combine different PDFs into one, protect your PDF files with passwords, and also give you the ability to update your PDFs metadata (document information). There is also a paid version available.
  • PDFescape - Another good PDF software editor. Allows you to read, edit, fill & design forms just like the best of them.

Which one should I choose?

Because of the fact that the online editors don’t require any installations, I would recommend them. Not only can they be accessed from any computer with a web browser, but they also aren’t specific to a certain operating system, such as Windows or Mac. They can be used on any operating system that supports active web browsing! They also work just as well as the various software products you may find. However, becuase the software versions may be accessed even when an internet connection isn’t present, the software packages may be considered to be a more reliable choice, as the server for one of the online PDF could go down at any minute for any reason. With so many options available, It really boils down to personal choice. I would suggest trying them all out and then deciding what works best for you.

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3 Responses to “Best PDF Editor”

  1. 1Chris on Jul 2, 2009 :

    “Free PDF editor” isn’t an editor. It’s a PDF creator… Really just a very misleadingly named software. You can’t open an existing PDF file.

    “PDFHammer” only rearranges PDF pages.. doesn’t allow you to edit the content. “PDFescape” can actually do everything it can do (plus a lot more). The “Paid” version you refer to isn’t an online product. It’s NitroPDF (which is actually a pretty good editor, but not free or online)

  2. 2CELCOM on Sep 21, 2009 :

    i had searched web for more than two hour but was unable to find totally free but good pdf editor, the one which i liked was not free but can be used free if we can tolarate dark big water mark left on the final pdf work as foolows “Changed with demo version of CAD-KAS PDF-Editor http://www.cadkas.com“. The paid version is very expensive, can any one inform me where can i get simillar software totally free

  3. 3Qoppa on Oct 14, 2009 :

    Missing in this list of best PDF editors is PDF Studio, a powerful PDF editor / annotator that provides a large number of functions on PDF documents at a fraction of the cost of Adobe® Acrobat® and other PDF tools such as Bluebeam. PDF Studio maintains full compatibility with the PDF Standard and best of all works on all platforms: Windows, Mac and Linux! At $60 only, PDF Studio Standard is a good choice for most users to review, annotate and manipulate documents. For professionals and advanced users, PDF Studio Pro at $95 includes very sophisticated functions such as precision measuring tools, preflight PDF/X verification and batch processes.

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