PDF editor

It comes with nearly all the basic and advanced features, including a powerful AI-based OCR engine with support for 38 languages, and is priced much lower than ...

make a PDF non-searchable and non-editable, you can convert the PDF to an image-only document. In case you have a PDF file with a scanned image and want to add text to the image, you can do it without manipulating the original formatting. For example, you can’t display a PDF as a slideshow with PDF Expert, and there is no tool to add squiggly lines or stickers. Whereas UPDF supports Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android devices – all with a single license whether you subscribe to the yearly or perpetual plan. Modest pricing and universality of apps on all platforms make UPDF editor a better pick than PDF Expert. For a perpetual license too, PDF Expert costs $139.99 and UPDF offers all its tools for only $49.99, close to one-third of what PDF Expert costs. What I like about UPDF is that it comes with almost all the basic and advanced features you want in a PDF editor. The OCR technology can make any PDF file editable and also searchable in an instant. Sometimes you want to batch-edit PDF files and rearrange the pages to your preference. If you have a PDF file and want to edit the document in dedicated programs like Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc., UPDF has you covered. The tool supports a huge list of file formats and can convert large swathes of documents without breaking a sweat. PDF Editors in the market are needlessly heavy and bloated, but that is not the case with UPDF editor.