On the Acrobat on the web homepage, select Edit > Edit text & images.
Last updated on
May 29, 2026
Learn how to add or replace text, correct typos, change fonts and typeface, adjust alignment, and resize text.
With Acrobat on the web, you can make quick, essential edits directly in your browser without downloading and re-uploading PDFs, saving time and streamlining your workflow.
- Basic editing: Add, replace, or delete text easily. Easily correct typos, change fonts, adjust typeface, and resize text.
- Formatting: Adjust text alignment, spacing, and formatting. While the tool supports advanced text editing capabilities, some manual adjustments may be needed for complex layouts.
- Changing fonts: Use embedded fonts to ensure your document looks the same across devices, as font availability can affect text appearance.
Choose Select a file and browse on your device to upload the file you want to edit.
To view the Edit menu in the left panel, select the text you want to edit.
Use the Format Text and Add Content tools to edit the text as per your requirements, including:
- Formatting the text as bold.
- Italicizing the text.
- Deleting the text.
- Inserting new text.
- Changing the font style, size, color, and alignment of the text.
- Structuring the text as a bulleted or numbered list.
- Changing line spacing, paragraph spacing, character spacing, and horizontal scaling of the text.
The PDF text is edited, and all changes are automatically saved to Adobe cloud storage.
Tip
Use the AI Assistant to reword content to shorten or lengthen sections in your PDF.
