Edit images and save as PDF

Keep the image shape

The image opens with its original proportions. A narrow receipt stays narrow and a landscape photo stays wide, without an A4 or Letter frame around it.

Crop away unwanted edges, rotate or flip the image, or resize it. The crop can be adjusted again before export, so you do not need to save a new image after each small correction.

Add text, marks or a signature

Add a note to a screenshot, highlight a detail or draw a signature on a photographed form. You can also place shapes, pictures, links and supported form fields on the page.

For printed text in a document photo, run text recognition before editing. Compare names, dates and amounts with the image; blurry print, handwriting and glare may be misread.

Pick the output for its next use

Choose PDF when you need searchable text, links or form fields. Choose JPG for a compact image, or PNG to avoid JPEG compression artefacts. Images cannot retain interactive PDF fields or links.

If the workspace contains several pages, image export creates one numbered file per page in a ZIP. Check the crop, orientation and annotations in the downloaded files before sharing them.

Keep the source and clear any recovery draft

The source image stays unchanged on disk. Editing runs in this browser, and a local recovery draft may remain after the session. After saving, choose Close document to clear the recovery draft, especially on a shared device.