Are there any PDF "editors"--that will actually allow EDITING of a PDF document? The ones that I've seen will NOT allow editing of my form. The "EDIT" function is more or less decoration to fill up blank space in the menu. (I want to move TEXT and FIELDS around on my form. I know, NO ONE has EVER had to do something like this before, right? Call me a trailblazer! LOL)
@8:10 Thanks for the info and showing different PDF editors but I only saw 4 options instead of the 5 you stated. Am I missing one? 1. Adobe Express 2. Canva 3. Sedja 4. Libre Draw
Very helpful. I commonly need to add my signature to an emailed pdf, then send it back. It might be useful to show how to either import a signature into a pdf or free-hand draw my signature and place it on the pdf. Can your free pdf editor suggestions do this? Thanks for your useful content!
You can create PDFs in many ways. I scan directly from my phone to pdf. If you are looking at making it editable Adobe Acrobat Pro is great, Word online can open the document. You need an app that has OCR.
I found a way to do it. open it in chrome or something and hit ctrl p and for the destination choose "Save as pdf" and choose the pages you want to save
For my needs, Sejda is by far the best. Basic filling in of form (IRS) and combining files. Exactly what I needed, thanks.
Can you find the same font you need?
@@KurdsNL try libre office
Thank you! You just saved me hours of looking and trial and error!
You're welcome!
You should have led with Sejda...wayyy better than the rest. Thanks soo much. Awesome information
Are there any PDF "editors"--that will actually allow EDITING of a PDF document? The ones that I've seen will NOT allow editing of my form. The "EDIT" function is more or less decoration to fill up blank space in the menu. (I want to move TEXT and FIELDS around on my form. I know, NO ONE has EVER had to do something like this before, right? Call me a trailblazer! LOL)
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None, I try all none of them really works except Adobe but have to pay so yeah all these are BS...lol
Not true there is definitely one but you do have to pay
Oh my gosh Adobe just sends tons of marketing emails after signing up for free. It is ridiculous. Thanks for good info 😊
you are an absolute lad, thank you for sharing this info
VERY HELPFUL
@8:10 Thanks for the info and showing different PDF editors but I only saw 4 options instead of the 5 you stated. Am I missing one? 1. Adobe Express 2. Canva 3. Sedja 4. Libre Draw
The information you shared about PDF Editor is awesome. I like it very much, Thanks for sharing.
Thank you sir :)
Thanks for sharing this it helps a lot especially the chromebooks users
It worked like a charm, thanks.
libre office is the best.
Excellent. Thanks.
thanks a lot for the help
Thanks. I chose Sejda and gave you a like. Bless you.
Thank you sir 🌹
How are appearing in front of the slide? Please guide me.
Thanks, never heard about sejda
You’re welcome!
Very helpful. I commonly need to add my signature to an emailed pdf, then send it back. It might be useful to show how to either import a signature into a pdf or free-hand draw my signature and place it on the pdf. Can your free pdf editor suggestions do this? Thanks for your useful content!
Great idea! I did see sejda had a signature tab but I didn't test it out. I created a different video here: ua-cam.com/video/XbCglNMgQHw/v-deo.html
@@TeachersTech Thanks, that works...
yah... no
more more companies moving everything online...
never trust online services no matter how good they are
Much useful tool
Adobe Express let me edit the pdf however when I downloaded and reopened the changes were gone - didnt work
Good vid... I was wondering about how to create PDF's via using a scanner? Is Adobe the only way?
You can create PDFs in many ways. I scan directly from my phone to pdf. If you are looking at making it editable Adobe Acrobat Pro is great, Word online can open the document. You need an app that has OCR.
I can't seem to get this to edit text like you do here. the program just seems to see the doc as a series of image files to be moved around.
I tried to follow you. However, when I signed up for free, I may not be able to find out the "try a quick action"
Canvas was the best
When I try to copy from Libreoffice Draw to paste in Libreoffice Text, it comes out as gibberish. Any suggestions are appreciated.
I need to split a big 5 thousand page pdf into 5 different pdf files. every one I try tells me to split it into 1500 pages before trying but I cant
I found a way to do it. open it in chrome or something and hit ctrl p and for the destination choose "Save as pdf" and choose the pages you want to save
My own is telling me to pay so that I can have access to it
interested
None of those are free...
Adobe no more free trial they are asking for my credit card