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Annotate PDF

Annotate a PDF — Highlight & Sticky Notes, Free.

Highlight text and add sticky notes directly on the page — reviewer-style markup, without leaving your browser.

Choose files to edit

Or drag & drop — PDF, Word/Excel/PowerPoint, or images (.jpg/.png). Add more than one PDF to merge them.

100% free to useFast, no waiting in lineMost edits never leave your device

Webpage to PDF

Enter a URL and we'll render the page and drop the PDF straight into the editor. (Have an .html file instead? Just drop it on the upload area.)

Convert to PDF?

Tap the shutter to capture

Reviewing a document usually means marking it up — highlighting a key line, leaving a note for whoever reads it next. Annotate PDF adds both directly on the page: drop a highlight box over any text, or a sticky note with your own comment, then download the marked-up file.

How to annotate pdf

  1. 1

    Upload your PDF file

    Drag it onto the upload area, or click to choose it from your device.

  2. 2

    Open Edit & Sign

    Select the tool, then choose Highlight or Sticky note.

  3. 3

    Place your annotation

    Click on the page to drop it, then drag or resize into position.

  4. 4

    Download your annotated PDF

    Your highlights and notes are baked directly into the file.

Why use RealPDFTool for annotate pdf

Highlight and sticky notes in one tool

Mark up a page both ways without switching between separate tools.

Your files never leave your browser

Annotating runs locally, so your document is never uploaded.

Combine with text and signatures

Edit & Sign's other tools — typed text, a drawn signature, form fields — are right there in the same panel.

Frequently asked questions about annotate pdf

Can I remove an annotation before downloading?

Yes, nothing is finalized until you download — click the × on any highlight or note to remove it first.

Can I change what a sticky note says?

Yes, click into the note and edit its text directly before downloading.

Is there a page limit?

It runs entirely in your browser, so it's bounded by your device's memory rather than a server-side limit.

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No — annotating happens locally, so your document is never uploaded.

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