Is there any freeware for editing PDF?

[louis2008]

I have some PDF that I want to edit but it looks like Adobe isn't free for editing.
Is there any recommended freeware that will serve the purpose? Thanks for advice.

 

[DonB]

I've used Adobe Acrobat and it does allow you to edit, there is a paid version but basic should serve your purpose. Some have also used PDF Candy app for editing, I'm sure others will chime in here as well/

Don B

 

[AugieTN]

There is also LibreOffice Download LibreOffice | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Based on OpenOffice - Compatible with Microsoft

**I just saw your other post that you have tried LibreOffice and 5-6 seconds to open a PDF file is too long for you

 

[ocnbrze]

Google docs is free and works with pdf.

 

[Milo Williamson]

I have used wps for countless years, and again it does allow you to edit PDF.

Even without my p.c. I know it ontop of my head.

 

[EdwardMatthew]

PDF-XChange Editor. The free version of PDF-XChange Editor provides a range of editing capabilities.

 

[palak231]

Well, there are lots of option for editing your PDF some of which includes PDF Xchange Editor, Foxit Reader and SmallPDF.
Thanks

 

[ozonetrooper]

Google is your friend :clik here

 

[cwcheese]

@louis2008 Have you looked at Okular yet, it has functionality to annotate text into a PDF. I've used it primarily on my Linux laptops, haven't done so on Windows yet, since I can still access the Acrobat Reader text functions without in-app purchasing. But I'll go all Okular when Adobe makes everything nickel-and-dime ...

 

[pobey]

I've used Adobe Acrobat and it does allow you to edit, there is a paid version but basic should serve your purpose. Some have also used PDF Candy app for editing, I'm sure others will chime in here as well/
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Don B

I'm looking to purchase a license for a Mac application to view and edit PDF files. I don't want a subscription service, and I'm just looking for good editing all around, whether it's for an editable PDF file that's been created for user input or a "dumb" PDF file to annotate (like Preview.app can do, but hopefully with more power tools and better compatibility across other applications and Windows). Thanks for any suggestions!

 

[mikedt]

LibreOffice for MacOS can open and edit PDFs, and it's free, no license or subscription needed.

 

[ocnbrze]

as i suggested earlier google docs is free and can also edit pdf's.