Open one or more PDFs, preview pages, add highlights, text notes, drawings and boxes, then download a finished PDF from your browser.
PDF Vault is built for everyday PDF fixes: highlighting a contract, adding text, combining documents, keeping only selected pages, converting files to PDF, or exporting PDF text and page images. Editing, merge, split, export, image conversion, and readable document conversion run from the page.
Yes. PDF Vault renders the PDF in your browser and lets you draw visible highlights over the page without uploading the PDF.
Yes. Use the Text tool in the editor toolbar, click the page, type directly on the PDF, adjust color or size, and download the edited PDF.
Yes. The Draw and Box tools let you mark a page visually. These annotations are written into the downloaded PDF.
Yes. Open multiple PDFs, annotate pages, delete pages you do not need, and download one merged edited PDF.
Yes, when the PDF contains selectable text. Search-based highlighting finds matching text runs and creates highlight annotations.
A scanned PDF is usually an image of a page. It needs OCR before text can be found. You can still draw highlights manually on scanned PDFs.
PDF editing, merge, split, export, image conversion, and readable document conversion run in your browser tab when supported. Any layout conversion option is shown separately when available.
Yes. PDF Vault includes tools for merging multiple PDFs, splitting selected page ranges, converting files to PDF, and exporting PDF text or page images.
Yes. TXT, Markdown, RTF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, OpenDocument, CSV, and HTML text can be converted into a readable PDF from this page. Richer layout conversion appears as an extra choice when available.
Yes. Export selectable PDF text to a text file, or render selected PDF pages as PNG images directly in the browser.
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