PDFs are ubiquitous, but aren't always the easiest to edit. Check out our picks for the best PDF editors to edit and sign your documents seamlessly.

Let’s break down what Adobe’s Acrobat Pro, Acrobat Standard, and the free PDF online editor have to offer, so you can make an informed choice on which route to take.

PDFgear is one of the best PDF editors you can get on Windows, macOS, and iOS, and now adds PDFgear for Android to its compatibility, making it one of the only cross-platform document editors that ...

MobiPDF is a versatile, budget-friendly PDF editor that offers a robust set of tools for both casual and professional users. With remote work and digital documentation now the norm, everyone needs ...

SwifDoo PDF Pro offers a perpetual lifetime license for Windows users who are tired of having to deal with janky PDF tools and subscriptions. The easiest and cheapest way to handle them is with a ...

The PDF++ plugin seems to be optimized for desktop use and doesn’t work on mobile screens. That said, I managed to get it working in the Obsidian app on my iPad, allowing me to manage and annotate ...