Walkthrough

Getting Started

A first-time tour of the basics. Everything here works the same whether you're using the web app or the extension.

1

Open a PDF

Drag a file straight onto the page, or click "Choose a PDF file." Nothing uploads — the file just loads into your browser's memory, the same way an image loads when you open one.

2

Add text to any form

Click Add Text in the left toolrail, then click anywhere on the page to drop a text box. Type your value, drag the small handle to reposition it, drag the corner to resize. This works even on forms that were never made fillable — you're just writing directly onto the page.

3

Draw, highlight, or redact

Click Draw, then pick a shape from the dropdown — Freehand, Line, Arrow, Rectangle, Ellipse, Highlight, Redact, or Eraser. Click and drag over whatever you want to mark. Redact is genuinely permanent: applying it converts that page into a flat image, so the underlying text is actually gone, not just covered.

4

Build a fillable form

Click Form, choose a field type — text, checkbox, radio button, dropdown, date, number — and click on the page to place it. Drag the small handle to move it, the corner to resize. Decide whether to keep it as a real fillable form (for someone else to fill out later) or bake your typed values in as flat text — there's a checkbox for that right in the panel.

5

Merge multiple PDFs

Click Merge, add the files you want combined, drag to reorder them, then merge. Useful for assembling a denial letter, the original claim, and supporting documents into one packet.

6

Split a PDF apart

Click Split to break a multi-page PDF into separate files — by page range, or one file per page.

7

Save your work

Click Download PDF (top right) any time. Every edit — text, drawings, form fields — gets baked in automatically before the file downloads. There's also a Print icon right next to it if you just need a hard copy.

Working with multiple PDFs at once

Opening the extension's popup, or right-clicking a PDF link, each spawns a fully independent tab. You can have as many open at once as you want — switching between them is just normal browser tab switching. Nothing in one affects the others.

Stuck on something specific, or hit an error? Check the FAQ first — most common issues are answered there already.