Why TweakPDF exists
Most PDF editors hide a typo under a white box. TweakPDF actually fixes it.
Covering is not editing
The usual way to change a word in a PDF is to draw a white box over it and type on top. The page looks right, but the old word is still in the file: search finds it, copy-paste brings it back, and the new word often sits in another font, slightly off the line.
What TweakPDF does instead
To fix a word, it cuts the glyphs of the old one out of the page and sets the new text in the document's own font, on the same baseline, keeping the spacing of the line. A scanned page has no text to cut, so the selected area of the image is refilled from the paper around it and the new value is drawn in.
Text fixes and your signature
TweakPDF fixes and replaces text that is already there: a typo, a date, a name, an amount. You can also sign a PDF: draw your signature, type your name in a handwriting style or upload a photo of the signature, and it goes onto the page as ink, like a pen would. It is not a certified digital signature. It does not change the layout, add pages, fill forms or convert files. You see the finished file in the preview before you download it.
Pricing without tricks
3 files a month are free: you edit and preview without an account and sign in with Google only to download. Pro costs $6 a month, $24 for six months or $36 a year for up to 1000 files a month. It renews until you cancel, and you can cancel any time from the account menu. There is no trial that turns into a bigger charge, and if Pro did not help, we refund a payment within 14 days.
Who makes it
TweakPDF is a small independent project based in Poland. Stripe handles payments. Send questions, bugs and ideas to support@tweakpdf.app.