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Annotations & signing ​

Everything you draw lives in true PDF coordinates — the on-screen overlay and the exporter share the same CropBox-aware transform math — and exports as real vector content, not a screenshot.

Markup tools ​

ToolShortcutWhat it does
SelectVMove and resize marks
Text boxTAdd new text anywhere
HighlightHDrag a box to highlight
UnderlineUUnderline with color/opacity controls
StrikethroughXStrike through text
Sticky noteNClick to drop a note
PenDFreehand drawing
ArrowADrag tail → tip; the arrowhead lands on release
RectangleROutlined rectangle
EllipseOOutlined ellipse
Image stampIStamp an image from your device

Color and line weight follow the style controls. Press Esc to cancel, Del to remove the selected mark.

Sign a document ​

  1. Pick the Signature tool (G) and click where it should go.
  2. Draw on the signature pad — mouse, trackpad, or touch all work.
  3. Confirm, and the signature is stamped onto the page, exported as a transparent PNG at true PDF coordinates.

Stamps at export ​

In the Save dialog you can also add:

  • Page numbers — position, 1 / Page 1 / 1 of N formats, custom first number, skip-cover option
  • Watermark — diagonal, with size/opacity/color controls
  • Headers & footers — with {page}, {pages}, {date}, and {title} tokens

All rendered at true PDF coordinates in the exported file.

Redaction is not annotation

Covering text with a rectangle or whiteout only hides it visually — the text is still in the file. To remove sensitive content for real, use Redaction.

MIT licensed — free for personal, commercial, and everything in between.