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How to edit a PDF on your phone

Sign a document someone just emailed you, fix a date or fill in a form, right in your phone's browser, with no app to install and no account.

Open the PDF

  1. Open pdfronin.com/edit in your phone's browser. Chrome on Android and Safari on iPhone both work.
  2. Tap Open PDF and pick the file. On Android it's usually in Downloads; on an iPhone, in Files. A PDF attached to an email has to be saved to the phone first.
  3. The document opens fitted to the width of the screen. Use the zoom control to zoom in on small print.

How touch editing works

The Pages and Properties panels open as sheets from the bar at the bottom of the screen. In the Pages sheet, the arrow buttons on each thumbnail move a page earlier or later.

The editor on a phone, with a paragraph selected and the Pages and Properties buttons at the bottom.
On a phone: tap to select, drag to move, double-tap to edit.

Sign on your phone

A phone is the easiest place to sign: you draw with your finger.

  1. Tap Insert, then Signature…
  2. Draw your signature with your finger. Turning the phone sideways gives you more room.
  3. Place it, then drag it onto the signature line and resize it from its corners.

See signing a PDF for typed and uploaded signatures.

Save the edited PDF

On a phone, Save downloads the edited file. On Android it goes to Downloads; on iPhone, Safari asks whether to view or download it, and downloads end up in Files → Downloads. From there you can share it by email or a messaging app.

Android and iPhone differences

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