Kitcroft

Kitcroft

Edit PDF online

Open a file and work on the page — type, insert, sign, and rearrange. The PDF stays in this tab until you download.

Preparing the workbench…

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Open a PDF

    Drop a file or start from the sample. Nothing is uploaded.

  2. Step 2

    Mark the page

    Add text, images, highlights, or a signature. Drag to place. Insert blank or existing PDF pages in the rail.

  3. Step 3

    Download

    Export a clean PDF. No watermark, no account.

Why this instead of a metered editor

Sejda’s free web tools stop after three tasks an hour and cap files at 50 MB or 200 pages. Every extra step — merge, then compress, then number — burns another task. Kitcroft runs edit pdf in this browser. There is no task meter and the file is not sent to a processing server. Ads in the reserved frames keep the tools free.

Questions

Does editing upload my PDF?
No. Kitcroft reads the file in your browser with pdf.js and writes the result with pdf-lib. Close the tab and the bytes are gone.
Can I edit existing PDF text like a Word doc?
True in-place text rewrite needs a server-side content stream parser. Kitcroft overlays new text, images, and marks — the same model most private in-browser editors use — then flattens them into the file on download.
Is there a task or page limit?
No hourly quota. Practical limits are your device memory. Very large scans may feel slow; a size notice appears above ~80 MB.

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