PDF Editor

[Burrow01]

Can anyone recommend a good PDF editor?

Would purchase Adobe Acrobat DC if it was not subscription only - £158 every year to edit a few PDF's does not seem like good value to me

[Road2Ruin]

OpenOffice does it with the PDF plugin. Not sure though OpenOffice is still being developed.

[CorradoTDI]

You can edit PDF's to a degree in MS Word...

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/edit-a-...

Edited by CorradoTDI on Saturday 13th June 21:03

[shed driver]

Try Affininty Publisher. https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/publisher/

50% off at the moment. For a one off you can download the free trial.

SD.

[mellowman]

I was in the same dilemma, being a disgruntled Adobe subscriber for far too many years. Acrobat is simply brilliant but I hate the never ending and increasing cost.

I now use Wondershare PDFelement. Versatile editor with loads of features. I was eligible for the cheaper academic license, but the standard price is ok if you need to work with pdfs regularly.

HTH

[jke11y]

I do all my invoices as PDFs and started using LibreOffice a while back. Works fine once used to it and it’s free (obviously, given the name).

[Ridealong]

I always have a search on filehippo.com for free software, currently using Icecream PDF Editor, not great but does the job.

https://filehippo.com/search/?q=pdf+editor

[SunsetZed]

I use this, it's pretty well as good as Adobe DC and it's got a £125 one off fee which is less than a year of DC as you say.

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/shopping/

[Mr-B]

Cutepdf pro has a free trial and about $50 if you think it's worth it.