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ToolsCampus

Free online PDF editor AI: Reads scanned pages with AI text recognition

Edit, fill and sign PDFs online in minutes.

Add fillable fields, type, tick, sign and download, right in your browser. No software to install and no account required.

Drop your PDF here

PDF, PNG or JPG

Up to 25 MB and 50 pages

Already started? Open My Files

  • Every tool free
  • Guest files auto-delete
  • Works on any device

Simple by design

How to edit a PDF online in four steps

A focused workflow keeps the tools you need close and the complexity out of the way.

  1. UploadChoose a PDF or image from your device. Your original file stays untouched.
  2. EditAdd text, dates, checkboxes, dropdowns, signatures, and initials.
  3. Fill and signComplete the form, review your answers, and add a secure signature.
  4. DownloadPreview the result and download your polished, finished PDF.

Powerful, never complicated

Everyday file tools, all in one campus.

Work directly in your browser from desktop, tablet, or phone. ToolsCampus makes PDF and image tasks feel refreshingly simple.

01

Create fillable forms

Place text, date, checkbox, dropdown, signature, and initials fields exactly where they belong.

02

Fill and sign online

Complete forms and add your signature from a desktop, tablet, or phone.

03

Download a clean PDF

Preview the result and download a clean flattened PDF when you are finished.

Questions, answered

Online PDF editor questions

Can I edit a PDF without creating an account?

Yes. Every tool and every download is free without an account. A free account only gives you bigger files and keeps your PDFs in My Files for 60 days.

Can I add a signature to a PDF?

Yes. Add a signature or initials field, then draw, type, or upload your signature.

Does editing change my original PDF?

No. The editor preserves the original file and creates a separate finished download.

What fields can I add to a PDF form?

You can add text, names, dates, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, signatures, initials, and strike lines.