Single document
One supported PDF, up to 10 pages. A clean result when you need it.
- Clean edited PDF export
- Revisions and re-exports for 7 days
- No subscription or automatic renewal
Try editing free with a watermarked preview. Choose a clean export pass when paid access launches. Checkout and clean export are not available yet.
One supported PDF, up to 10 pages. A clean result when you need it.
Unlimited supported documents for 7 days.
These are planned launch prices. No checkout or paid access is active. Future AI planning is separate: its $4.99 document workflow remains proposed, unavailable and not connected.
Save a signature selected from a PDF or photo and reuse it in your documents. Proposed pricing: $2.99 one-time setup, then $2.99 for each saved-signature replacement or style change.
The editor has a local preview that stores the signature in this browser only. Profile sync, checkout and paid access are not connected. No signature charge is collected during this preview.
Try the PDF editorManual editing includes its existing export integrity behavior. Guarded Edit adds explicit protections, exact-plan approval and candidate acceptance. Payment is not presented as buying basic safety.
The single-document pass covers one supported PDF up to 10 pages and revisions for 7 days. The seven-day pass covers unlimited supported PDFs. Existing per-file limits of 25 MB and 100 pages still apply. Neither renews automatically. A pass will not provide document cloud storage or cloud recovery. Browser-local drafts are separate; keep your original file. The planned AI workflow has no provider connected and no launch date promised.
Yes, when the existing text run is supported. The manual editor edits supported text and images, offers original-font handling within its capabilities, undo/redo, zoom and export. It identifies content it cannot safely edit.
No. PDF structures and fonts vary. The manual editor and Guarded prototype have different support boundaries. Check Supported PDFs before you begin. See supported files
No. Its working local prototype uses a deterministic, fixture-based planner and wording supplied by you. Natural-language AI planning is planned, with no provider connected. This site’s walkthrough is a separate illustration.
The inspected local editor and Guarded prototype process document bytes in your browser. They have no document-upload endpoint or AI provider. Local application scripts and PDF resources still load from the host; this does not describe a future cloud service.