How to add text to a PDF
You can add text to a PDF right in your browser — no need for a printer or desktop editor. Upload the PDF, click where you want to write, and type: fill in a form, add a note, insert a date or write in missing details. Then download the edited PDF. You can combine typed text with a signature or stamp, and seal the file so it’s verifiable.
How to add text to a PDF — step by step
- Upload the PDF — Open the signing workspace and drop in the PDF you want to add text to.
- Type your text — Click where the text should go and type. Add as many text boxes as you need — dates, names, notes or form answers — and adjust the size.
- Download the edited PDF — Download the PDF with your text added. Optionally add a signature or stamp and seal it for verification.
What you get
- Type directly onto any PDF page.
- Fill forms, add notes, dates and details.
- Adjust text size and position.
- Combine with signatures and stamps.
- Free to add text; no printing or software.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add text to a PDF for free?
Upload the PDF in PDF Verified, click where you want to write, and type. Add as many text fields as you need and download the edited PDF — free, no software to install.
Can I type directly onto a PDF?
Yes. Click anywhere on the page and start typing; move or resize the text box as needed before downloading.
Can I fill in a PDF form with text?
Yes. Place text boxes over the form fields and type your answers, then download the completed PDF.
Can I add text and sign the same PDF?
Yes. Add your text plus a signature, date or stamp in one flow, then download the finished document.
Will my text be permanent?
When you download the sealed PDF the text is flattened into the page, and the SHA-256 seal makes later edits detectable.