Individuals
Sign it, fill it, fix it — the everyday PDF editor.
A lease to sign, a form to fill, a typo to fix, pages to merge. Quick jobs run free in the browser — no account, nothing to install — and the full editor is here when a document needs real work.
Just here for one quick job? These are free.
No account, no upload queue, no paywall — open the tool, do the thing, download the result.
Sign a PDF
draw or type a signature onto the page
Free · no account
Merge PDFs
combine files into one document
Free · no account
Split a PDF
save just the pages you need
Free · no account
Reorder pages
drag pages into the right order
Free · no account
Photo → PDF
turn phone photos into a PDF
Free · no account
PDF → text
pull the text out of any PDF
Free · no account
Add page numbers
stamp clean numbers on every page
Free · no account
Remove a background
cut the background out of a photo
Free · no account
The five-minute jobs shouldn’t cost $20 a month
Most people don’t need a subscription — they need to sign a permission slip before noon. Our free tools handle the common one-off jobs right in the browser: nothing to install, nothing to pay, no account to create.
- Sign and return — get a signed form back in the sender’s inbox today
- Merge for upload — combine scans into the single file a portal demands
- Pull one page — extract just the page a colleague asked for
Fill out any form
Type straight onto applications, leases, school forms, and government paperwork — then sign and send without printing a thing.
Sign a document
Draw or type your signature once and place it exactly where the signature line is. Reuse it on the next document in one click.
Fix the actual text
Correct a typo, update a date, or rewrite a line directly in the PDF — the edit matches the font, like the mistake never happened.
Organize the pages
Merge two files into one, pull out the pages you need, reorder, rotate, or delete — the upload-ready file in a few clicks.
Ask it a question
Skip the fine print. Ask a lease or a bill a plain-English question — “what’s my notice period?” — and get the answer with the page it came from.
Make scans searchable
Phone photos and old scanned documents become real, searchable text — find a word in a 60-page scan like it was born digital.
AI does the first pass. Your team stays in control.
AI
- Reads the fine print — ask a contract or a bill a plain-English question and get a cited answer
- Fills the form for you — AI form-fill types the repetitive fields before you check them
- Summarizes the long stuff — a 40-page policy becomes the five points that matter
Human
- You check before it counts — AI suggests; nothing is final until you look at it
- Your file stays yours — documents open in your browser — nothing uploads just to view or edit
- Undo everything — every edit is reversible until you export
AI handles the tedious first pass; you stay in charge of the final document.
Common questions
- Is PDFDepth free to use?
- The free tools — sign, merge, split, convert, and more — are free with no account. The full editor workspace is for $1/day, then one flat annual price with no per-user fees.
- Do I need to install anything or make an account?
- No. Everything runs in the browser on your phone, tablet, or computer. Free tools need no account at all.
- Can I sign a PDF without printing it?
- Yes — draw or type your signature and place it on the page, then download the signed PDF or share a link. No printer or scanner involved.
- Does it work on scanned documents and photos?
- Yes — built-in OCR turns scans and phone photos of documents into searchable, editable text.
- Is my document uploaded to a server?
- To view or edit, no — the file opens locally in your browser like a desktop app. It only leaves your device if you choose to share or store it.
- What if I only need to edit PDFs once in a while?
- That is exactly who the free tools are for — sign, merge, split, or convert a file and move on with your day. Come back whenever the next one shows up.
Start with a free tool — or open the whole workspace
Free tools need no account. The full editor is for $1/day, then $375 a year — less than one month of Acrobat.