AI Document Editor

Edit any PDF by asking.

Bring your PDF and say what should be different. You get the document back with its fonts, columns and layout intact.

See one edit happenEvery version is kept, including the original.

Your documents are never used to train a model.

How it works

Say it. It’s done.

  1. 01Drop in your PDF.
  2. 02Say what to change, in plain words.
  3. 03Download the finished file.

The demonstration is sped up. A real edit takes a few minutes, because each page is rebuilt and checked so its layout holds.

What it does

The document stays a PDF.

Fonts, columns, figures, headers and footers are kept. You get back a finished PDF, not a rough export to tidy up.

Edit by asking

Name a page, quote a sentence, or ask for a change across the whole document. Text, tables and headings change together.

Fill a form from one sentence

Give the names, dates and addresses in a sentence. The blanks are read from the page, and anything you leave out stays empty.

Every version kept

Each edit saves a new version beside the original upload. Open any of them again, or undo the last change.

Things people ask for

In your own words.

  • Résumé“In the header, change my job title to Senior Product Designer.”Edit
  • Proposal“On page 2, shorten the introduction to three sentences.”Edit
  • Agreement“Disclosing party: Acme Ltd. Receiving party: Castle LLP. Date: 3 March 2027.”Fill

Questions

A few things to know.

Can I go back to an earlier version?+

Yes. Saved documents keep their revisions, including the original upload. Undo creates another revision.

How long does an edit take?+

Usually a few minutes. Every page that changes is rebuilt and checked so the layout holds, and progress shows in the chat as it goes.

Will every requested change be made?+

The editor may ask for more detail, or deliver some changes while explaining which ones it could not make.

Which files can I upload?+

This version works with PDF documents and downloads the edited document as a PDF.

Your turn

Bring your PDF.

Start with a document