Straightforward PDF editor with an unusual hourly free allowance
Sejda is a document utility site with editing as its headline feature rather than conversion alone. You can add or edit text, insert images and shapes, fill forms, redact content, sign, merge, split and compress PDFs, all in the browser with no install. Its free tier is more generous than most competitors in one specific way: it allows a set number of tasks per hour with limits on file size and page count, then resets, rather than counting a monthly total. A desktop version removes those caps and keeps documents offline.
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editing existing PDFs, form filling, redaction and document conversion
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Free use allows a certain number of tasks per hour, with files capped around 50MB and 200 pages. The allowance resets each hour, which suits occasional work better than the monthly counts used by many competitors.
Yes, you can modify existing text, add new text boxes and place images, which is more than conversion-only tools offer. Complex layouts with unusual fonts often shift slightly, so check the result before sending it on.
The desktop application runs locally with no task limits and no upload, which is the right choice for contracts or personal documents. It is a separate purchase rather than part of the web subscription.
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