How it works

1. Open your PDF. It loads straight into the browser. No upload, no queue, no account.
2. Click the line you want to change. Every editable line is detected and clickable. Type the new text over it.
3. Download. The result is a normal PDF — selectable text, no watermark, same file size.

Real text editing, not a white box

Most free online PDF editors fake it. They draw a white rectangle over the words you wanted to change and print new text on top. It looks fine until you put it on a coloured background, or until somebody selects the text and finds the original wording still sitting underneath.

RetypePDF rewrites the text operators inside the PDF itself. The old words are genuinely gone — not hidden, not covered. The page stays vector text you can search and select, and the file does not balloon in size.

Your file never leaves your device

Editing runs entirely in your browser. The PDF is not uploaded, not stored on a server, and not readable by us — which matters, because the documents people actually need to fix are invoices, contracts, payslips and statements. The only thing our server ever receives is a count of how many documents you processed, so your daily allowance can be tracked.

There is exactly one exception, and you control it: if a result comes out wrong you can send us a problem report. That never happens automatically. Reports carry only a technical summary by default — no text from your document — and including the document itself is a separate box you tick each time.

What people use it for

• Tekst in een PDF bewerken
• Een factuur corrigeren
• Gratis PDF-editor
• Zoeken en vervangen
• Zonder account of registratie
• Lokaal, zonder uploaden
• Persoonsgegevens verwijderen
• Meerdere PDF's tegelijk

Questions