FileKeeps

Edit & Delete PDF Text

Cover the wrong text and replace it. Turn on true delete to actually remove the original — files never leave your device

On-Device

1. Choose a PDF

3. Apply

Fix or delete text in a PDF. By default it covers the wrong part with a box and places new text on top; turn on 'true delete' and that page is flattened to an image, actually removing the original text (no longer copyable or searchable) — that page just can't have its text selected anymore. Great for correcting dates, names, and amounts. Any script works, and files never leave your device.

What you can do

  • Click to place, drag to move, resize the corner
  • Cover with a box and add new text, or delete with no replacement
  • True delete mode — flattens the page to remove the original text for real
  • Any script supported (no font embedding)

How to use

  1. 1Upload a PDF and pick a page
  2. 2Type the text and click the preview to place it
  3. 3Press Create PDF and download

Supported formats · PDF

Overlay new text on a PDF or cover parts of it with a mask. Click to place, drag to move, and save a new PDF, all processed inside your browser with no server.

How to use it

  1. 1Drag in or select the PDF file.
  2. 2Click where you want to add text, or cover a spot with a mask.
  3. 3Download the edited new PDF.

When it comes in handy

For example, it helps when you need to overwrite a date like '2025-01-01' in place on a PDF contract with '2025-02-01'.

It is also handy for covering a name or contact detail with a mask before sharing.

It works by overlaying

Rather than re-editing the original characters, it overlays new text or covers a spot with a mask. Click to place and drag to position it.

Click to place, drag to align

For example, click the spot to drop the new text, then drag it a little to line it up exactly if it's slightly off.

Frequently asked questions

Are files uploaded to a server?+

No. It runs inside your browser, so the document never leaves your device.

Does it re-edit the original text?+

No. It overlays text on top or covers a spot with a mask. To edit with formatting intact, use the editing in the Word or Hangul viewer.

What happens to a covered spot?+

The selected area is covered with a mask so it isn't visible on screen.