How to Write on PDF with Adobe Writer

Elise Williams

2020-12-21 15:15:25 • Filed to: Comparison of PDF Software • Proven solutions

Do you need to write on or add text to an existing PDF document, but aren't sure how? This article will teach you how to use Adobe Writer to easily edit and write on your PDF file. We'll also outline a more affordable alternative to Adobe Acrobat - PDFelement.

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Write on PDF with Adobe Writer Alternative

PDFelement as the best alternative of Adobe Acrobat, it not only enables you to edit or write in PDF file, but also enables you to encryp, annotate, convert, sign PDF and more. Let's check out the steps here one by one.

Step 1. Import Your PDF File

Run PDFelement, and click on the "Open File" button on the left side of the program. Select your desired file and click on "Open".

Step 2. Write on Your PDF

When your file is open you'll see a variety of options at the top of the screen. Click on the "Edit" tab to expand another set of options. Click on "Edit", which will allow you to edit or add new text on your PDF. Click the "Add Text" button and click the area to start writing your desired text, and then click "Save". Get more details about how to edit PDF text.

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Write on Scanned PDF with Adobe PDF Writer Alternative

PDFelement also has the OCR feature that can help you edit scanned PDF documents easily. Here are the easy steps for your reference.

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Step 1. Perform OCR

After opening your scanned PDF document in PDFelement, click the "Edit" > "OCR" button, in the new window, you can select "Editable Text" mode and click the "Change Language" button to select the correct language of your PDF content to perform OCR. After performing OCR, a new PDF file will be opened in it automatically and it is already editable now.